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Althusser and the Return to Marx,es has been challenged. The time-inconsistency of the monetary policy cannot be taken as an explanation of the wide differentials of interest with Germany, because from the second half of the 1980s real wage rigidity has prevented a ‘surprise’ inflation be considered a successful strategy by a perip

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20772-3certain phenomena which are taken to represent structural changes. To interpret such ‘dynamic discontinuities’ we employ a descriptive framework derived from dynamical systems theory. Our method departs from traditional and modern growth theories as we use a more disaggregated description of the eco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26718-0 economists, still sticking to the ‘industrial paradigm’ and thus to the idea that only ‘manufacturing matters’, consider service growth as being very negative: their productivity surpluses are zero or small, they are inflationary, and they lead to stagnation. Before entering into this debate, it is

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137015723 the understanding of the various ways in which institutions support innovation and growth. One can consider the literature on national systems of innovation as a kind of ‘top-down’ approach wherein national institutions have a predominant role in supporting innovation processes. Conversely, local s

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Highlights in Theoretical Chemistrynd the micro levels. These changes have involved the privatization of the national economy, liberalization of foreign trade and technical progress. In the model used for this analysis the privatization and technical progress take the form of autonomous technical progress affecting all of the install

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Radiological Aspects of Ischaemic Colitisd consequence of the policies followed during the American occupation of the country when the . companies were at first nationalized and then privatized. The emergence of the Japanese species of capitalism implies that the transformations occurring in the former socialist countries cannot be seen as

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