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... capital : 12 ( 11 ) = - dom ( 1 i'dom ) PIP PIPC + is dom = i'dom [ ( 1 ( 1 − idom ) A'1 P = A ( 1 + 7 ) Pc + idom ; The second line in ( 11 ) expresses the relative price of capital in terms of relative TFP ( equa- tion ( 6 ) ...
... capital : 12 ( 11 ) = - dom ( 1 i'dom ) PIP PIPC + is dom = i'dom [ ( 1 ( 1 − idom ) A'1 P = A ( 1 + 7 ) Pc + idom ; The second line in ( 11 ) expresses the relative price of capital in terms of relative TFP ( equa- tion ( 6 ) ...
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... capital in poor countries is driven by high investment distortions or by low pro- ductivity in investment goods relative to con- sumption ? This is where the assumption that capital goods are tradable is crucial . Specifi- cally ...
... capital in poor countries is driven by high investment distortions or by low pro- ductivity in investment goods relative to con- sumption ? This is where the assumption that capital goods are tradable is crucial . Specifi- cally ...
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... capital in our model is essential to this prediction . Our reason- ing is as follows . A substantial capital share in production , given diminishing marginal product of labor , slows the fall in the marginal cost of producing ...
... capital in our model is essential to this prediction . Our reason- ing is as follows . A substantial capital share in production , given diminishing marginal product of labor , slows the fall in the marginal cost of producing ...
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