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A Contribution to the Theory of Economic Growth Author(s ...
piketty.pse.ens.frlong run the economic system is at best balanced on a knife-edge of equilibrium growth. Were the magnitudes of the key parameters the savings ratio, the capital-output ratio, the rate of increase of the labor force - to slip ever so slightly from dead center, the conse- quence would be either growing unemployment or prolonged inflation.
Single-Sex Education: Pros and Cons T
smhp.psych.ucla.edupart of her work with the national Center for Mental Health in Schools at UCLA. Key references used ... growth, health, social development), (b) ... balance political and economic costs and benefits, and when there is a choice, parents are
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
www.econ.yale.edueconomic growth of a nation, human development is bound to have an impact on economic growth. More specifically, each of the various components of human development is likely to have a distinct impact on economic growth. Education, for instance, has a strong effect on labour productivity. In agriculture, Birdsall (1993) uses data from
Technology and Economic Development - Yale University
www.econ.yale.eduII. Human Development, Technology and Economic Growth. In comparison to the literature on the relationship between growth and human development, the literature on what generates economic growth is vast. Historically, much of it follows the neo-classical growth …
THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY, THE KAM METHODOLOGY …
documents1.worldbank.orgA major reason is the widespread belief that economic growth due to rapid factor accumulation is subject to diminishing returns, and hence is not sustainable. Recently, there has been a growing interest in the contribution of knowledge to total factor productivity growth, and conse-quently to sustainable long-term economic development.
CHAPTER 10 THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY IN DEMOCRATIC ...
apcss.orggrowth. As Donald Emmerson points out, economic growth in Indonesia during the Suharto era facilitated polycentrism in society, making political monopoly by those in power impossible.7 This polycentrism was characterized by the rise of civil society organizations, the growth of ethnic groups and public consciousness. Although
MEASURING PRODUCTIVITY IN HEALTHCARE
www.brookings.eduexpenditure data and deflators from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Triplett and Bosworth (2004) found negative productivity growth in U.S. medical care in …
A guidebook to the Green Economy
sustainabledevelopment.un.orgGreen Growth Institute (GGGI), the Green Economy Coalition, Stakeholder Forum, the Green Growth Leaders and many others have begun to address these knowledge gaps and demystify these concepts. Importantly, there is also emerging practice in the design and implementation of