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Old and new growth theories : an assessment

Neri Salvadori

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Old and growth theories - a unifying structure? thoughts on new growth theory old and growth theories - what role for aggregate demand? growth theory, effective demand, and post Keynesian dynamics exogenous and endogenous growth in the Solow and Arrow models, and the Swan Proposition model-robustness in and new growth theory on measuring knowledge in (endogenous) growth theory on the mechanics of technical change - and old ideas in economic growth technical change, effective demand and economic growth Schumpeterian growth theory and Schumpeter's monetary ideas - a suggested integration distribution and policy in the growth literature does investment cause growth? - a test of an endogenous demand-driven theory of growth applied to India 1950 96 when Romer meets Lucas - on human capital, imperfect competition and growth the enigma of medieval craft guilds - a model of social inertia and technological change effective demand and growth in a one-sector Keynesian model neo-Kaleckian growth dynamics and the state of long-run expectations - wage versus profit-led growth reconsidered.

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Old and growth theories - a unifying structure? thoughts on new growth theory old and growth theories - what role for aggregate demand? growth theory, effective demand, and post Keynesian dynamics exogenous and endogenous growth in the Solow and Arrow models, and the Swan Proposition model-robustness in and new growth theory on measuring knowledge in (endogenous) growth theory on the mechanics of technical change - and old ideas in economic growth technical change, effective demand and economic growth Schumpeterian growth theory and Schumpeter's monetary ideas - a suggested integration distribution and policy in the growth literature does investment cause growth? - a test of an endogenous demand-driven theory of growth applied to India 1950 96 when Romer meets Lucas - on human capital, imperfect competition and growth the enigma of medieval craft guilds - a model of social inertia and technological change effective demand and growth in a one-sector Keynesian model neo-Kaleckian growth dynamics and the state of long-run expectations - wage versus profit-led growth reconsidered.

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Old and growth theories - a unifying structure? thoughts on new growth theory old and growth theories - what role for aggregate demand? growth theory, effective demand, and post Keynesian dynamics exogenous and endogenous growth in the Solow and Arrow models, and the Swan Proposition model-robustness in and new growth theory on measuring knowledge in (endogenous) growth theory on the mechanics of technical change - and old ideas in economic growth technical change, effective demand and economic growth Schumpeterian growth theory and Schumpeter's monetary ideas - a suggested integration distribution and policy in the growth literature does investment cause growth? - a test of an endogenous demand-driven theory of growth applied to India 1950 96 when Romer meets Lucas - on human capital, imperfect competition and growth the enigma of medieval craft guilds - a model of social inertia and technological change effective demand and growth in a one-sector Keynesian model neo-Kaleckian growth dynamics and the state of long-run expectations - wage versus profit-led growth reconsidered.

Key concepts: Economics, Endogenous growth theory, Growth theory, Neoclassical economics, Effective demand, Technical change, Romer, Capital accumulation

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