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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91929-4North with the secondary sector and the South with primary production, and the interaction between the two sectors thus has regional implications. The present chapter, however, is mainly concerned with uneven development across different industrial regions.

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‘Modern Capitalism’ in the 1970s and 1980splays an important role in this context, because it is the locus of technological progress, whether in the form of learning by doing (scale economics) or as the result of search activities by entrepreneurs. Hence his main focus is on what shapes growth in manufacturing (since this is considered to be the main source of overall growth).

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Johannes Weinberg,Hanns Wienoldrticularly extensive use of the work of Nicholas Kaldor, who was one of the Post-Keynesians closest to institutionalist tradition. For instance, Kaldor’s mentor Allyn Young was an admirer of Veblen, and Kaldor explicitly and repeatedly acknowledged the influence of the institutionalist Gunnar Myrdal.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91525-8 that the largely untrammelled pursuit of self-interest is most conducive to the common economic good, and at the aggregate level the prescription is for a minimalist or ‘nightwatchman’ state as far as intervention in markets is concerned.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88729-0ngly accepted that most economic time series are accurately characterized as possessing a unit root. This implies that they do not follow any deterministic trend path, and that any ‘trends’ found are time-dependent. Shocks are permanent in their effects, so that the system does not return to its original trend path.

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Walter Reese-Sch?fer,Christian M?nterrest. Mainstream economic theory uses as its main instrument the principle of maximization. Individuals or households are assumed to maximize their ‘utility’, while firms are assumed to maximize their profit or the value of the firm in the portfolios of its owners.

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Soros on ‘Free Market’ Equilibria that the largely untrammelled pursuit of self-interest is most conducive to the common economic good, and at the aggregate level the prescription is for a minimalist or ‘nightwatchman’ state as far as intervention in markets is concerned.

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