Labor markets and economic growth

Abstract

This chapter is motivated by the recent resurgence of interest in the economics of growth. Among macroeconomists, the shift of research effort is near total, eclipsing the business-cycle focus that had dominated the field for decades. Behind this is a recognition of the enormous welfare implications of sustained economic growth, and a renewed desire

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