Exogenous growth theory

    • [DOC File]Summary of Economic Growth Theory

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      Endogenous or New Growth Theory – In an effort to more precisely define the attributes of economic growth, a new theory was developed in the 1980s. Paul Romer’s 1990 paper, “Endogenous Technological Change”, was a seminal contribution to the New Growth Theory.

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    • [DOC File]Econ

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      Exogenous Growth Models and the RBC approach. Stochastic Dynamic Programming. Related Background Readings: A-D Equilibrium: Debreu, G., (1959), The Theory of Value, Wiley: New York. Bewley, T., (1972), “Existence of Equilibria in Economies with Infinitely Many Commodities, Journal of Economic Theory, 43, 514-540. Early References on Growth ...

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    • [DOC File]Chapter 15

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      Chapter 16: Endogenous Growth Theory. Problem 1. In the neoclassical model, only technological progress, which is exogenous and not explained within the model, can generate sustained economic growth. In endogenous growth models, technology growth is once again the source of growth, but it is explained endogenously within the model.

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    • [DOC File]Chapter ending questions:

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      How effective was Mankiw, Romer, and Weil’s modification in increasing the plausibility of neoclassical growth theory? Answer: Pp. 154-155. Adding human capital, which explains 80 percent of the variation between rich and poor countries, does give plausible values for the neoclassical growth model.

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    • [DOC File]The Evolution of Development Thinking: Theory and Policy

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      This provided a new point of departure for neo-classical growth theory, not only replacing Harrod-Domar with a substitutable production function, but also enthroning exogenous technology change, plus the ensuing effort to whittle down the Solow residual as much as possible. It introduced critical flexibility into the system and spawned a good ...

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    • [DOC File]Intermediate Macroeconomics

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      10) According to Solow's exogenous growth theory, what happens to a country at steady state that suffered extensive capital destruction due to a war or climate event? A) It will stay poor forever. B) It will grow back to be richer than before. C) It will get back to its original status. D) Anything can happen.

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    • [DOC File]Chapter 10: The Theory of Economic Growth

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      How does economic growth shift the production possibility curve to avoid a ‘zero sum’ game. The Production Function and Economic Growth. How does neoclassical theory explains output as a function of labor, capital, and exogenous total factor productivity? How is this converting to output per worker as a function of capital per worker?

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    • [DOCX File]Government expenditure and economic growth: evidence for ...

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      Endogenous growth theory is based on the fundamental that the source of growth of the independent variables in the growth model is tracked down, with a particular emphasis on knowledge. This is done by decomposing the exogenous variables in the Neo-classical growth theory, which become endogenous variables in the endogenous growth theory.

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    • [DOC File]SEMI VS FULLY ENDOGENOUS GROWTH THEORY: A DOUBLE …

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      Ultimately, long-run growth in per capita income is proportional to the population growth rate, traditionally considered exogenous. Finally, the so-called fully-endogenous growth theory maintains the assumption of constant returns to scale in knowledge characteristic of the first generation models ( =1), but assumes that the effectiveness of R ...

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    • [DOC File]Theory of Economic Growth

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      This “total factor productivity” is exogenous in the Solow model and is based on the rate of change in A that depends on innovation and knowledge. How does new (endogenous) growth theory explain that ability of growth to “feed on itself?” ...

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