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Kaldor's law and British economic growth: 1800–1970
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  • 1963Abstract of British Historical Statistics1,020 cited
  • 1966Causes of the slow rate of economic growth of the United Kingdom937 cited
  • 1968British Economic Growth, 1688-1959.407 cited
  • 1963Abstract of British Historical Statistics.224 cited
  • 1975Economic Growth and the Verdoorn Law--A Comment on Mr Rowthorn's Article222 cited
  • 1975What Remains of Kaldor's Law?175 cited
  • 1964British Economic Growth, 1688-1959.131 cited
  • 1975A Reply to Lord Kaldor's Comment71 cited

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  • 1987THE VERDOORN LAW, RETURNS TO SCALE AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE90 cited
  • 2005Explaining economic growth in South Africa: a Kaldorian approach23 cited
  • 2015Does Kaldor’s hypothesis hold in India?20 cited
  • 2006Manufacturing, Increasing Returns and Economic Development in China, 1979-2004: A Kaldorian Approach20 cited

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