Probabilistic projections of baseline twenty-first century CO2 emissions using a simple calibrated integrated assessment model. [PDF]
Srikrishnan V +3 more
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application/pdf J. M. Keynes suggests the importance of animal spirits in economic activities. Animal Spirits, formally expressed by profit principle, has been well known as a source of business fluctuations. In this paper, incorporating the profit principle into the Solow Swan model, we construct an endogenous growth model.
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Sustainable External Debt Levels : Estimates for Selected Asian Countries [PDF]
High ratios of external debt to GDP in selected Asian countries have contributed to the initiation, propagation, and severity of the financial and economic crises in recent years, reflecting runaway fiscal deficits and excessive foreign borrowing by the ...
Delano Villanueva, Roberto Mariano
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When the cure leaks: corruption, health spending, and health outcomes in Malawi. [PDF]
Yusufu EG, Bangara BC, Banda LG.
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Estimation of the Solow-Cobb-Douglas economic growth model with a Kalman filter: An observability-based approach. [PDF]
Munguía R, Davalos J, Urzua S.
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The relationship between health expenditure indicators and economic growth in OECD countries: A Driscoll-Kraay approach. [PDF]
Beylik U +4 more
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Endogenous Growth and Comparative Standards of Living between Mexico and the US [PDF]
This paper calibrates an AK model of growth for Mexico. Investment financing is modeled considering the domestic savings ratio as well as net factorial income and capital inflows of the balance of payments.
Alejandro Rodríguez Arana
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The economic impact of open science: a scoping review. [PDF]
Tsipouri L +3 more
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Does club convergence matter in health outcomes? Evidence from Indian states. [PDF]
Nag A, Privara A, Gavurova B, Pradhan J.
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Deciphering The Hindu Growth Epic [PDF]
India’s investment rate has increased fourfold since 1950 and is now nearly 40% of GDP. Many studies have suggested that this rising investment rate is the most significant component of India’s growth acceleration.
Peter E Robertson
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