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... Growth and Migration . " Ph.D. dissertion , Har- vard University , May 1993 . Cass , David . " Optimum Growth in an Ag- gregative Model of Capital Accumula- tion . " Review of Economic Studies , July 1965 , 32 ( 91 ) , pp . 233-40 ...
... Growth and Migration . " Ph.D. dissertion , Har- vard University , May 1993 . Cass , David . " Optimum Growth in an Ag- gregative Model of Capital Accumula- tion . " Review of Economic Studies , July 1965 , 32 ( 91 ) , pp . 233-40 ...
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... growth and growth in per capita product . But this negative correlation is due entirely to the differences between the two groups of countries . Disaggregating , he finds that the correlation becomes in- significant both for the ...
... growth and growth in per capita product . But this negative correlation is due entirely to the differences between the two groups of countries . Disaggregating , he finds that the correlation becomes in- significant both for the ...
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... growth . Increasing returns to scale in preindus- trial development are consistent with the achievement of a fully modern balanced growth path along which per capita prod- uct grows at a constant endogenous rate , regardless of ...
... growth . Increasing returns to scale in preindus- trial development are consistent with the achievement of a fully modern balanced growth path along which per capita prod- uct grows at a constant endogenous rate , regardless of ...
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