Titlebook: Economic Growth and Resources; R. C. O. Matthews Book 1980 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 economic gr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-90167-1aracterise the course of poverty under nineteenth-century capitalism. The originality of the study lies in the breadth of its sample and variables and the application of methods of pattern recognition.

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Phases of Capitalist Developmentsal interpretation. These phases have characteristics which put constraints on the performance of individual countries, whether they be fast- or slow-growing. This paper deals with developments since 1870 in 16 of the more advanced capitalist countries, and divides the past century’s experience into four phases.

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What do We Know About Levels and Growth of Output in Developing Countries? A Critical Analysis with of levels and trends in GDP for five African countries. Finally, there are some comments on the conventional methods of calculating per capita growth rates, and an alternative procedure is examined which reflects a distributional aspect of economic growth.

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Growth and the Time Dimension of Inequalitiesy. In analysing this interconnection, the existing inequalities can be viewed from a new perspective which may also be helpful in diminishing the incidence of conflict between growth and distributional objectives.

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The Role of Investment in the Context of the Kalecki Model of Economic Growth under Socialismsocialist countries quite a number of growth models. Emphasis is put here — in the first sections of the paper — on the statistical implementation of one of them with a view to demonstrating the changing role of investment. This demonstration is made exclusively in terms of Czechoslovak data.

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an introduction to Industrial Chemistry volume in which the usual types of fuel and raw materials can be extracted, and the inevitable resort to less rich and less favourably located mineral sources, together with current demographic trends, inevitably imply increasing dependence on intensive growth.

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Economic Growth and Labour Productivity volume in which the usual types of fuel and raw materials can be extracted, and the inevitable resort to less rich and less favourably located mineral sources, together with current demographic trends, inevitably imply increasing dependence on intensive growth.

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Introduction: Dimensions of Cloud Security,of levels and trends in GDP for five African countries. Finally, there are some comments on the conventional methods of calculating per capita growth rates, and an alternative procedure is examined which reflects a distributional aspect of economic growth.