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Indeterminacy and the distribution of growth rates [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2001 In endogenous growth theory models exist which are characterized by local and global indeterminacy. These concepts imply that economies differ with respect to their growth rates on the transition path (local indeterminacy) as well as their long-run ...
Jens J. Krueger, Alfred Greiner
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Endogenous Distribution, Politics and Growth [PDF]
, 2002 This paper generalizes the analysis of distributive conflict, politics, and growth developed by by Alesina-Rodrik (1994). We construct a heterogenous-agent framework in which both growth and the distribution of wealth are endogenous.
Satya Das, Chetan Ghate
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Earnings growth and the wealth distribution [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2021 SignificanceForces that shape wealth inequality are intermediated through an individual’s nonfinancial earnings growth rategand an equilibrium interest rater. Individuals’ earnings growth rate and survival probability interact with their preferences about consumption plans to determine aggregate savings and the interest rate and make wealth more ...
Thomas J. Sargent +2 more
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Distributed computation with continual population growth [PDF]
Distributed Computing, 2021 AbstractComputing via synthetically engineered bacteria is a vibrant and active field with numerous applications in bio-production, bio-sensing, and medicine. Motivated by the lack of robustness and by resource limitation inside single cells, distributed approaches with communication among bacteria have recently gained in interest.
Da-Jung Cho +5 more
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Firm Size Distribution and Growth* [PDF]
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 2003 Abstract Empirical documentation of the sectoral distribution of firm size for a set of European countries reveals substantial differences. We study the relationship between productivity growth at the industry level and size structure. A positive and robust relation is found between average firm size and growth. We ask why size should matter for growth
P. PAGANO, SCHIVARDI, FABIANO
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Secular stagnation or stagnation policy? Steindl after Summers
PSL Quarterly Review, 2016 The debate on secular stagnation suffers from vagueness and several shortcomings, which affect its economic policy implications. In this work we provide an alternative view on the advanced economies’ tendencies to stagnation, based on Josef Steindl’s ...
Eckhard Hein
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INCOME DISTRIBUTION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Journal of Business Administration and Social Studies, 2021 This article considers an analytical survey of the literature about the interactions between income distribution and economic growth with an emphasis to development issues. It also evaluates recent trends in income distribution.
Alpaslan İSAGİLLER
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Growth, distribution and politics
European Economic Review, 1991 We start by arguing that to understand growth differences across countries and time, one needs to understand differences in public policies that affect the incentives for productive accumulation of capital, human capital, or technically useful knowledge.
Guido Enrico Tabellini, Torsten Persson
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Zinc and cadmium effects on growth and ion distribution in Populus tremula × Populus alba
Biologia Plantarum, 2010 The effects of cadmium and zinc on growth and mineral distribution in Populus tremula × P. alba genotype 717-1B4 were investigated. Exposure to 360 mg(Cd) kg-1(soil) resulted in accumulation of Cd in all organs and inhibition of primary and secondary ...
T. C. Durand +6 more
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On the probability distribution of economic growth [PDF]
Journal of Applied Statistics, 2011 Three important and significantly heteroscedastic gross domestic product series are studied. Omnipresent heteroscedasticity is removed and the distributions of the series are then compared to normal, normal mixture and normal–asymmetric Laplace (NAL) distributions.
Öller, L-E, Stockhammar, P
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