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A ’Jump’ in the Stochasticity of the Solow-Swan Growth Model. [PDF]
, 2015 We characterize ’Solow-Swan’ economic growth model in a stochastic environment. Our interest basically lies in modelling arrival of uncommon or stochastic shocks in both physical capital and labour, introducing discontinuities in the growth of these variables.
Claude Diebolt +2 more
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New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption
This paper reviews the application of the Solow-Swan and Romer growth models in order to analyze the impact of European Union Cohesion Policy, European Funds and NextGenerationEU on economic convergence, with a focus on Romania. Building on previous work
Cătălin Marian Costache
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This paper reviews the application of the Solow-Swan and Romer growth models in order to analyze the impact of European Union Cohesion Policy, European Funds and NextGenerationEU on economic convergence, with a focus on Romania. Building on previous work
Cătălin Marian Costache
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The Solow Model of economic growth for developing countries
Simpozion Ştiinţific al Tinerilor Cercetători, Editia 23, Vol. 2The Solow Model, also known as the Solow-Swan Growth Model, is a foundational concept in economics that explains long-term economic growth by looking at capital accumulation, labour or population growth, and technological progress.
Catalin Casian, Elena Vaculovschi
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On the Convergence of Growth Path Towards Steady-States in OECD Countries in Solow-Swan Type Models
2002In this article we consider the problem of convergence towards stable steady-states in Solow-Swan type growth models. The paper is based on the works of Malaga (1999) and Tavera and Cadoret (1996). We consider three versions of the neoclassical growth model. This paper presents Solow-Swan growth model augmented for budget deficit and balance of payment.
Paweł Kliber, Krzysztof Malaga
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Some Properties of a Small Open Economy Version of the Solow-Swan Growth Model [PDF]
, 1999 In this paper we examine some properties of the Benge and Wells (B-W) (1998a,b) formulation of a small open economy version of the Solow-Swan growth model. We suggest a simple method for classifying economies as capital importers or exporters (net debtors or creditors) in the steady state and highlight the simple mathematical structure of the B-W ...
Janice Gaffney, Colin Rogers
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A ’Jump’ in the Stochasticity of the Solow-Swan Economic Growth Model
2015We characterize ’Solow-Swan’ economic growth model in a stochastic environment. Our interest basically lies in modelling arrival of uncommon or stochastic shocks in both physical capital and labour, introducing discontinuities in the growth of these variables.
Diebolt, Claude +2 more
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The modeling of the economic development on the basis of an extended Solow-Swan growth model with the inclusion of spatial aspect [PDF]
, 2014 The objective of the article is to identify and evaluate spatial relations in terms of economic determinants for the regions of Central and Eastern European countries (in accordance with Eurostat methodology NUTS-2 stands for the corresponding level) having applied the construction of an augmented, neoclassical Mankiw-Romer-Weil growth model. The study
Beata Bal-Domanska +1 more
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The Diagrams of the Solow-Swan Growth Model
This is a unique account of the role played by 58 figures and diagrams commonly used in economic theory. These cover a large part of mainstream economic analysis, both microeconomics and macroeconomics and also general equilibrium theory.Barbara J. Spencer, Robert W. Dimand
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Trade policy, the price of capital goods and econoomic growth: An empirical test of a Solow-Swan model with capital variety [PDF]
, 1995 In this paper I test the hypothesis that trade policies leading to higher prices for capital goods have a negative influence on the steady state level and transitional growth rate of per capita GDP. I derive this hypothesis from a modified version of a Solow-Swan model, in which capital variety increases productivity.
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