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economic growth (Orphanides and Solow (1990), De Gregorio (1993) and Roubini and Sala-i-Martín (1995)). The continuous increase of per capita income is the outcome of capital accumulation and the continuous improvement in the efficiency with which productive factors are used. The uncertainty
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