Un-Balanced Economic Growth
Since the elasticity of substitution between capital and labor is not always one, and since technical progress is not always Harrod-neutral, it is desirable to have an endogenous growth model that admits all sizes of the elasticity and all known technology modes. We derive an equation to do just tha...
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Main Author: | LEUNG, Hing-Man |
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2007
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