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expropriation. In a dynamic setting, market payoffs may induce sufficient inequality in next period's endowments for markets to … alternate with expropriation in a limit cycle, decreasing efficiency and amplifying macroeconomic fluctuations. Long run …Economic institutions determine prospects for growth and development. This paper examines necessary conditions for an …
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efficiency and amplifying macroeconomic fluctuations, depends on social mobility, initial inequality, and the mismatch between …Economic institutions determine prospects for growth and development. In this paper a condition on the primitives … to coalitional expropriation. More equally distributed power and higher congruence of land and power favor stable markets …
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expropriation. In a dynamic setting, market payoffs may induce sufficient inequality in next period's endowments for markets to … alternate with expropriation in a limit cycle, decreasing efficiency and amplifying macroeconomic fluctuations. Long run …Economic institutions determine prospects for growth and development. This paper examines necessary conditions for an …
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Institutions determine prospects for economic growth and development. This paper collapses potentially complex … assigned to the skilled or to the powerful, i.e.\ by coalitional expropriation or by markets. The model finds two different … types of limit behavior: a sequence of stable markets and a limit cycle where markets and expropriation alternate. More …
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In this paper we analyse a growth model where agents have different factors' endowments and form coalitions to produce … output. Economic growth is the result of accumulation of human capital. The latter is a by-product of production activity … lower long-run growth rate. …
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In this paper the differences between the principle of effective demand of Keynes and Kalecki are analyzed, focusing on Kalecki's less well known version. The paper considers, in the first place, the theory of prices and the theory of distribution. Then it deals with the theory of investment,...
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Output fluctuations are driven by expectations about the degree of competition in the product market (and R&D sector … severer, (iii) the amplitude of fluctuations becomes larger, (iv) the variance of output changes ambiguously, indicating a non …-linear relation. Once the growth of labour productivity is endogenised with learning-by- doing, it grows faster in contraction if the …
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