Modern Economic Growth Theories: a Survey
Chen Ka
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Chen Ka
Abstract
Economic growth has always been a core subject in the field of economic research. Economic growth involves various fields, but for a long time, people concentrate on the production techniques aspect in the mainstream areas of economic growth, while ignoring the influence of other aspects. In recent years, some economists have come to realize the importance of other aspects and do research work on the economic growth from different perspectives and different directions. This paper is a survey of the document on these new developments of economic growth.
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Economic growth has always been a core subject in the field of economic research. Economic growth involves various fields, but for a long time, people concentrate on the production techniques aspect in the mainstream areas of economic growth, while ignoring the influence of other aspects. In recent years, some economists have come to realize the importance of other aspects and do research work on the economic growth from different perspectives and different directions. This paper is a survey of the document on these new developments of economic growth.
Key concepts: Mainstream, Field (mathematics), Subject (documents), Growth theory, Work (physics), Core (optical fiber), Production (economics), Economics