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Емпириска анализа на Solow-Swan моделот на раст [PDF]
, 2011 Long-term rate of economic growth in the Solow-Swan model is determined by exogenous (previously given) variables, and as a result, in the model, per capita variables k, c and y grow only to a point where the economy reaches the steady-state level.
Lazarov, Darko +2 more
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Sustainability and Its Seven Sisters
Natural Resource Modeling, Volume 39, Issue 1, February 2026.ABSTRACT There are many concepts of sustainability. Robert Solow argued that sustainability would consist of conserving human well‐being over the “very long run”, through the interactions of the environment and other stocks in human decisions and activity.
Robert D. Cairns
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, 2019 This article shows a new focus of mathematic analysis for the Solow-Swan economic growth model, using the generalized conformal derivative Katugampola (KGCD). For this, under the same Solow-Swan model assumptions, the Inada conditions are extended, which, for the new model shown here, depending on the order of the KGCD.
Fernández-Anaya, G. +3 more
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Journal of Critical Infrastructure Policy, Volume 7, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2026.ABSTRACT Ghana faces a persistent infrastructure financing gap, prompting the exploration of alternative funding models such as Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs), green bonds, and blended finance instruments. This study uses macroeconomic and sectoral indicators as proxies to evaluate the long‐term impact of these models on economic performance in ...
Samuel Kojo Aidoo +1 more
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Reformulating the Critique of Human Capital Theory
Journal of Economic Surveys, Volume 39, Issue 5, Page 1839-1851, December 2025.ABSTRACT Despite criticism, human capital theory (HCT) has remained central for six decades to the teaching and practice of economics. This paper reformulates the critique of HCT, focusing on two aspects that are typically relegated to the margin.
Paul Auerbach, Francis Green
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Rethinking Growth: An Extension of the Solow-Swan Model
The aggregate Cobb-Douglas production function stands as a central element in the renowned Solow-Swan model in economics, providing a crucial theoretical framework for comprehending the determinants of economic growth. This model not only guides policymakers and economists but also influences their decisions, fostering sustainable and inclusive ...
Power, Timothy F., Smirnov, Roman G.
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Food and Energy Security, Volume 14, Issue 6, November/December 2025.The graphical abstract illustrates the interconnected challenges of food security, population growth, and environmental sustainability in Africa. Rapid population growth and urbanization have triggered profound dietary transitions, with rice emerging as a key staple in many African countries.
Deshuo Zhang +3 more
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Natural Resources Forum, Volume 49, Issue 4, Page 3421-3441, November 2025.Abstract Natural resources are vital resources given by nature and are responsible for promoting a nation's economic development. However, with the existence of two opposing theories, it is essential to provide state‐of‐the‐art research that ascertains the association between natural resources and economic growth.
Musbau Omotola Kadir +3 more
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The Solow model in discrete time and decreasing population growth rate [PDF]
This paper reformulates the neoclassical Solow-Swan model of economic growth in discrete time by introducing a generic population growth law that verifies the following properties: 1) population is strictly increasing and bounded 2) the rate of growth of
Juan Gabriel Brida +1 more
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Backward Growth Accounting: An Economic Tool for Strategic Planning of Business Growth
Managerial and Decision Economics, Volume 46, Issue 6, Page 3296-3317, September 2025.ABSTRACT Business growth is a goal of great importance for its both private and social benefits. Many firms view business growth as an imperative for their survival, stability, and long‐term success. Business growth can be socially beneficial, too, as it enables businesses to expand into new territories where they can stimulate economic growth and ...
Ali Zeytoon‐Nejad
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