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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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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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