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We develop a model for economic growth applicable to a group of countries, constituting around half of the gross global production, that have been consiste
Aggregate Demand and Endogenous Growth: a Generalized Keynes‐Kaldor Model of Economic Growth This paper presents a generalized Keynes-Kaldor growth model which incorporates both the Cambridge theory of income distribution and endogenous technical change. Within the model, the rate of aggregate demand gro...
The purpose of this paper is to determine whether a neoclassical model of macroeconomic growth with endogenous savings and labor augmenting technical change can account for Kaldor's stylized facts. An empirical investigation is undertaken to determine whether the results obtained correctly explain certain...
The Kaldor‐Kalecki business cycle model The question of the determination of investment decisions and their links with economicactivity leads us to formulate a new business cycle model. It is based on the dynamic multiplierapproach and the distinction between investment and im... A Krawiec,M Szyd...
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Peter Lewin and Nicolas Cachanosky seek to rehabilitate the concept of the average period of production (APP) introduced into Austrian capital theory by B&
in a manner that competes easily with Bill Gates’ PowerPoint facilities. The model contained three basic equations representing the growth of imports, the growth of exports, and a dynamic expression of the overall balance of payments equilibrium. He substituted the first two equations into the thir...
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In this paper, we analyze the relationship between economic complexity and environmental performance using annual data on 88 developed and developing count