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The Theory of economic growth: an introduction/ Graham Hacche

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: London: Macmillan, 1979Description: xv, 349 pages 21.5 cmISBN:
  • 0333235711
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 330.1 H117
Contents:
Part I Introduction -- 1. The Emergence of modern growth theory- the Harrod-Domar models -- 2. The Development of modern growth theory- a preview -- Part II Neo-classical growth theory -- 3. Fixed versus variable coefficients- the neo-classical approach --m 4. The One-good model without technical progress- the simplest case -- 5. The One-good model without technical progress- altering some assumptions -- 6. The Two-sector model without technical progress -- 7. Technical progresss productivity growth and steady states -- 8. Technical progress- theories of bias and neutrality -- 9. Technical progress at an endogenous rate -- Part III Neo-Keynesian growth theory -- 10. Ne- Keynessian criticisms of neo-classical theory -- 11. Income distyribution and effective demand -- 12. Full employment saving and the flexibility of profit margins -- 13. Investment and growth - Kaldor's growth model -- Part IV Steady growth and economic history -- 14. Stylised facts steady growth and structural change -- 15. Stylised facts and historical statistics --
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Item type Current library Call number Status Notes Date due Barcode Item holds
Books ISI Library, Kolkata 330.1 H117 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available Gifted by Prof. Buddhadev Ghosh C26742
Total holds: 0

Includes Bibliographical references and index

Part I Introduction -- 1. The Emergence of modern growth theory- the Harrod-Domar models -- 2. The Development of modern growth theory- a preview -- Part II Neo-classical growth theory -- 3. Fixed versus variable coefficients- the neo-classical approach --m 4. The One-good model without technical progress- the simplest case -- 5. The One-good model without technical progress- altering some assumptions -- 6. The Two-sector model without technical progress -- 7. Technical progresss productivity growth and steady states -- 8. Technical progress- theories of bias and neutrality -- 9. Technical progress at an endogenous rate -- Part III Neo-Keynesian growth theory -- 10. Ne- Keynessian criticisms of neo-classical theory -- 11. Income distyribution and effective demand -- 12. Full employment saving and the flexibility of profit margins -- 13. Investment and growth - Kaldor's growth model -- Part IV Steady growth and economic history -- 14. Stylised facts steady growth and structural change -- 15. Stylised facts and historical statistics --

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