2004), Agglomeration and regional growth

Richard Baldwin · Philippe J. Martin · Centre for Economic Policy Research (United Kingdom)

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Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis Economic Growth and Productivity Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth

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21. Introduction: why should we care about growth and geography? 2. The basic framework of growth and agglomeration 3. The case without localized spillovers: growth matters for geography 3.1. The growth equilibrium 3.1.1. Endogenous growth and the optimal savings/investment relation

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