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workforce on average, developing countries rationally choose technologies with low measured labor productivity. My theory is … trade is dominated by traditional technologies with low measured productivity. I show that an implication of this theory is …
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An estimated baseline convergence model capturing the long-term effect of human capital and physical investment on potential output for a panel of OECD countries is augmented with public investment and its components. The estimations suggest that public investment has a positive effect on...
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This paper addresses the important question of whether public investment spending on economic infrastructure enhances economic growth and labor productivity in Argentina. Following the lead of the endogenous growth literature, it presents a simple modified production function that explicitly...
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dominated by contributions from microeconomic theory. This paper gives macroeconomics a voice in the debate by investigating the …
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This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the supply and demand side of structural transformation in Turkey …
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Regulatory reforms across European countries have attempted to increase consumer welfare by introducing competition and choice into public service markets. But it has been questioned whether reforms have benefited all people equally, suggesting that vulnerable groups of service users are...
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Macroeconomic theory assumes that factors of production in the economy are homogeneous and fungible. As a result, it is … examples of how macroeconomic theory may lead policies astray, and how theories of strategic management provide insight into …
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International trade in capital goods has quantitatively important effects on economic development through capital formation and TFP. Capital goods trade enables poor countries to access more efficient technologies, leading to lower relative prices of capital goods and higher capital-output...
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International trade in capital goods has quantitatively important effects on economic development through two channels: capital formation and aggregate TFP. We embed a multi country, multi sector Ricardian model of trade into a neoclassical growth framework. Our model matches several trade and...
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