Titlebook: Efficient Economic Growth; Stefan Homburg Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Economic Growth.Ineffizienz.Microeconomic Ineff

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Introduction, of .. Most contemporary writers, I think, do not believe in the existence of “an” optimal growth path if the term “optimal” is to bear any precise meaning. In a model of economic growth there generally exists a variety of ., i.e. ., growth paths, but other paths may well be inefficient. And this is

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Interest and Growth,rest rate and the growth rate of national income. This is exactly what we want to do in the present chapter. Such an attempt is not too easy. Many prominent authors in the field, most notably Malinvaud (1953) and Starrett (1970), have argued that in a general equilibrium model of economic growth the

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An Economy with Land,t may appear somewhat far-fetched at first, because land is not a standard ingredient of growth models. There exists, of course, a vast variety of ., static models with land which are chiefly employed in the field of urban economics. But concerning . theory, it is, indeed, very hard to find models w

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