Mathematical Theories of Economic Growth

David A. Starrett · Edwin Burmeister · A. Rodney Dobell

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Economic Growth and Productivity Economic Theory and Policy Economic theories and models

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One-sector growth models technological change in the one-sector model money and economic growth a preview of multisector growth models Leontief models and alternative techniques neoclassical multisector models without joint production turnpike theorems and efficient economic growth optimal economic growth.

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