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Knowledge and Economic Growth Starting as low-income economies in the 1960s, a few economies in East Asia managed, in a few decades, to bridge all or nearly all of the income gap that separated them from the high-income economies of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development...
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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...
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, ...
There has also been a rise in the importance of durable consumer goods in total output. In the U.S. experience, the rate of growth of capital goods production at first exceeded the rate of growth of total output, but later this too was reversed. Likewise, business construction or plant ...
Japan’s Economic Growth, 1950-1970 LessonTwelve account[ə'kaʊnt]n.账户；解释；账目，账单；理由vi.解释；导致；报账vt.认为；把…视为Somebanksmakeitdifficulttoopenanaccount.有些银行使开一个账户困难重重。 allocation[,ælə'keʃən]n.分配，配置；安置...
the workforce; women piled into paid work in the 1970s and 1980s. All this added nearly a percentage point to annual per-capita gdp growth from 1950-2000. Since then, however, human capital has shrunk, reducing growth by 0.2 percentage points a year. It is the chief culprit behind the ...
For almost the entire period between 1950 and 1993 per capita incomes grew more rapidly in the rich countries, with an average growth rate differential of 0.6 percentage points, substantially above the 0.3 percentage point differential that created Pritchett’s ‘big-time divergence’ (1997, p13) ...
exchange rate and murder (r= 0.962), when murder was excluded and replaced by annual exchange rate, the factors influencing lnbirth was exchange rate, inflation, unemployment, GDP per capita growth and mortality—all factors account for 92.2% of the variability in lnbirth—F = 30.572, P < ...