Understanding West German economic growth in the 1950s - Eichengreen, Ritschl - 2009 () Citation Context ..., Rousseau and Bordo 2011), it is noteworthy that the recent literature in economic history about post-war European economic growth (Crafts and Toniolo 1996, Temin 2002, Eichengreen 2006...
Economic growth is the core of economics,and the growth and development issues arises associated with the birth of the Western economics.Growth theory means to explain growth evolving the direction of the development.The new-classical growth theory rose in the 1950s,then gradual declined,and finally...
The estimated growth rate for GDPduring the 1937-1950 period (equivalent to 1316-1329 period in the Persian Calendar) is 4.42 per cent per annum.1 The above developments constituted the necessaryconditions to lead the economy to the take-off stage in the early 1950s. 展开 ...
His work was again honored in 2014 when he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian award presented by the United States. The Solow Growth Model, originally developed in the 1950s, is one of the most widely applied theories in modern economics. In this paper, ...
The purpose of this chapter is to present Hungarian economic growth and industrial policy in the period between 1950 and 1975, also referred to as the Golden Age of Western European economies. By 1950 the reconstruction and economic recovery following the Second World War was essentially complete....
Economic Growth and Structural Changes in Employment and Investments in China, 1985–94 This paper uses a shift-share method to quantify the components of economic growth and structural changes in employment and investments at both the nationa... A Liu,S Yao,Z Zhang - 《Economics of Planning》...
aexports originating in developing countries, or 16 per cent of world clothing exports. 出口发起于发展中国家或者世界衣物出口的16%。[translate] athe growth of NIEs’ textile exports[translate] a常规电源 Conventional power source[translate] a反复训练重要的和易出错的知识点 Repeatedly trains the knowledg...
The outstanding growth in the 1950s and 1960s was mainly driven by the increase in efficiency wedges. In particular, by a the increase in the labor efficiency wedge whether a VES production is assumed. However, both investment and labor wedges worsen during the Long Boom 1954–1969 and contri...
Some foreign scholars calculated that since the 1950s, 11 countries and regions in 25 years time, the average annual economic growth rate reached more than 7%. Since China's reform and opening up, has 29 years to achieve an average annual growth rate of 9.8%. 翻译结果2复制译文编辑译文朗读...
the shift in focus that has occurred. We first describe the role of empirical regularities in neoclassical growth theory as it emerged in the 1950s. Next, we consider how a switch in focus to a different class of regularities is associated with the new growth economics that developed in the...