| Description |
xxvi, 190 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
Nobel Lecture, December 8, 1987: Growth Theory and After -- 1. Characteristics of Steady States -- 2. A Variable Capital/Output Ratio -- 3. A Model without Direct Substitution -- 4. A Model with Two Assets -- 5. Economic Policy in a Growth Model -- 6. Aspects of Economic Policy -- 7. The Standard Model Once More -- 8. Human Capital: The Lucas Model -- 9. Endogenous Technology: The Romer Model -- 10. New Consumer Goods: Grossman and Helpman -- 11. Schumpeterian Ideas: Aghion and Howitt -- 12. Lessons and Suggestions for Aggregative Growth Theory |
| Notes |
"The Radcliffe Lectures, delivered in the University of Warwick, 1969; Nobel Prize lecture, 1987; The Siena Lectures, delivered in the University of Siena, 1992." |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Economic development.
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| LC no. |
99048779 |
| ISBN |
0195109023 (hbk) |
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0195109031 |
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