Credit Rationing, Tenancy, Productivity, and the Dynamics of Inequality

Avishay Braverman · Joseph Eugène Stiglitz

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Abstract This chapter shows that when there is credit rationing some technological innovations may increase inequality, and that the latter in turn may have adverse effects on long‐run productivity.

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