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Energy Strategy ReviewsHumanizing energy, i.e., engaging people and communities with the energy systems, is imperative to consider the societies’ diverse perspectives, needs, and global impacts, which is essential for a balanced growth of energy trilemma (ET).
Masoud Shirazi
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QMM. A steady state version [PDF]
This paper studies long-run characteristics of the quarterly macro model (QMM) used at the Central Bank of Iceland; it studies if there exists a balanced growth path that QMM will replicate and if it will converge to this path. It concludes that there is
Ásgeir Daníelsson
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Technological Spillovers and Patterns of Growth with Sector-Specific R&D [PDF]
This paper studies a two-sector model of endogenous technical change in which expansion of each production sector is associated with sector-specific R&D investment. It is shown that the pattern of growth is sensitive to the specification of intersectoral
Doi, Junko, Mino, Kazuo
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Long-run Welfare under Externalities in Consumption, Leisure, and Production: A Case for Happy Degrowth vs. Unhappy Growth [PDF]
In this paper we contribute to the debate on the relationship between growth and well-being by examining an endogenous growth model where we allow for externalities in consumption, leisure, and production.
Ennio Bilancini, Simone D'Alessandro
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Endogenizing Growth via a Lag for Apprenticing [PDF]
We take up a growth model with both skilled and unskilled labor, and a steady migration of some unskilled workers, who undertake apprenticing, to the skilled group of workers.
John Hartwick, Ngo Van Long
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Revista CientíficaThis research aimed to evaluate of nanoencapsulated essential oils of soursop, lemon, and eucalyptus as natural alternative growth promoters on productive parameters and meat quality in Guinea pigs compared to a commercial promoter. One hundred both sex
Gilmar Mendoza–Ordoñez +7 more
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Is Growth Exogenous? Taking Mankiw, Romer and Weil Seriously [PDF]
Is long-run economic growth exogenous? To address this question, we show that the empirical framework of Mankiw, Romer, and Weil (1992) can be extended to test any growth model that admits a balanced growth path; and we use that framework both to revisit
Ben S. Bernanke, Refet S. Gurkaynak
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Catching Up or Falling Behind? The Effect of Infrastructure Capital on Technology Adoption in Transition Economies [PDF]
This paper demonstrates that a link between infrastructure capital and productivity growth can lead to multiple balanced growth equilibria if one accounts for the endogenous provision of infrastructure. Starting with the contribution of Barro (1990), the
Schiffbauer, Marc
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Heterogeneity in Convergence Rates and Income Determination across U.S. States: Evidence from County-Level Data [PDF]
We utilize county-level data to explore growth determination in the U.S. and possible heterogeneity in growth determination across individual states. The data includes over 3,000 cross-sectional observations and 39 demographic control variables. We use a
Andrew Young +2 more
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On the Distribution of City Sizes [PDF]
The city size distribution of many countries is remarkably well approximated by a Pareto distribution. We study what constraints this regularity imposes on standard urban models. We find that under general conditions urban models must have (i) a balanced
Juan Carlos Cordoba
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