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[enter Abstract Body]In this chapter, we review the recent and growing literature on medium-term growth patterns. This strand of research emerged from the realization that for most countries economic development is a highly unstable process; over a few decades, a typical country enjoys periods...
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productivity (TFP), as well as possible government responses to these shocks, in particular, changes in industrial policy. In …
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For the mid to late 1990s and early 2000s, the basic neoclassical growth theory predicts a steady Japanese economy, when in fact the Japanese economy was depressed. This study applies the new theory with intangible investment and non-­neutral technology proposed by McGrattan & Prescott (2010)...
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For the mid to late 1990s and early 2000s, the basic neoclassical growth theory predicts a steady Japanese economy, when in fact the Japanese economy was depressed. This study applies the new theory with intangible investment and non-neutral technology proposed by McGrattan & Prescott (2010) to...
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SMEs are key to strengthening productivity, delivering more inclusive growth and adapting to the major transformations … of our time. SMEs that grow have a considerable positive impact on employment creation, innovation, productivity growth …
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For nearly three decades, China has achieved an economic miracle. China's official GDP per capita increased almost tenfold, from about US$150 in 1978 to US$1,449 in 2005. China's growth measured by the purchasing power parity (PPP) has been even more impressive. The GDP per capita in terms of...
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), iii) structural change, and iv) the effects of productivity catch-up. Our estimates show that these four groups of factors …
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which they shape aggregate productivity growth. A range of potentially relevant policies are identified, spanning insolvency … environment regulations. These policies can directly shape aggregate productivity along the exit margin through a variety of … relevant for explaining cross-country differences in productivity. Finally, the paper proposes a strategy to obtain policy …
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This article reviews the use of the concept of political instability in economic research, the importance of which has been growing in recent years due to its potentially profound economic consequences. The article explores this concept by working through the definitions, dimensions, and methods...
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