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Representation of the History of the Technical Progress in the Literature about Economic Growth: A Comment

Kaies Samet

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The aim of this paper is to analyse the history of the technological change, more specifically the technical progress, in related literature and its impact on the economic growth. A set of theories have been historically developed from the Schumpeterian theory till the new growth theories as the 1980?s endogenous growth theory and the 1990?s neo-Schumpeterian endogenous growth theory. Thanks to their ideas, these last theories have known growing interest among economists, exceeding, therefore, the Schumpeterian theory.

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The aim of this paper is to analyse the history of the technological change, more specifically the technical progress, in related literature and its impact on the economic growth. A set of theories have been historically developed from the Schumpeterian theory till the new growth theories as the 1980?s endogenous growth theory and the 1990?s neo-Schumpeterian endogenous growth theory. Thanks to their ideas, these last theories have known growing interest among economists, exceeding, therefore, the Schumpeterian theory.

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The aim of this paper is to analyse the history of the technological change, more specifically the technical progress, in related literature and its impact on the economic growth. A set of theories have been historically developed from the Schumpeterian theory till the new growth theories as the 1980?s endogenous growth theory and the 1990?s neo-Schumpeterian endogenous growth theory. Thanks to their ideas, these last theories have known growing interest among economists, exceeding, therefore, the Schumpeterian theory.

Key concepts: Endogenous growth theory, Growth theory, Economics, Neoclassical economics, Representation (politics), Technological change, Technical change, Positive economics

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