The History Augmented Solow model

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The History Augmented Solow model. / Dalgaard, Carl-Johan Lars; Strulik, Holger.

2010.

Publikation: Working paper › Forskning

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Dalgaard, C-JL & Strulik, H 2010 'The History Augmented Solow model'.

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Dalgaard, C-J. L., & Strulik, H. (2010). The History Augmented Solow model.

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Dalgaard C-JL, Strulik H. The History Augmented Solow model. 2010.

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Dalgaard, Carl-Johan Lars ; Strulik, Holger. / The History Augmented Solow model. 2010.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Unified growth theory predicts that the timing of the fertility transition is a key determinant of contemporary comparative development, as it marks the onset of the take-off to sustained growth. Neoclassical growth theory presupposes a take-off, and explains comparative development by variations in (subsequent) investment rates. The present analysis integrates these two perspectives empirically, and shows that they together constitute a powerful predictive tool vis-a-vis contemporary income differences.",
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