Search Results - subject:"Multisector growth models"

Structural change and cumulative causation : a Kaldorian approach

Magacho, Guilherme R.; McCombie, John S. L. - 2020

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Efectos de la reducción de la jornada laboral en un modelo con dos sectores.

Domínguez, Emilio; Ullibarri, Miren; Zabaleta, Idoya - Departamento de Economía - Universidad Pública de Navarra - 2012

En tiempos de crisis económicas, con altas tasas de paro, no debemos desconsiderar ninguna política susceptible de crear empleo. La reducción de la jornada laboral es una de ellas. La aplicación de cualquier política puede tener consecuencias distintas si se aplica en contextos diferentes....

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Imperfectly Substitutable Financial Instruments in an Economic Development Model

Filippo, Agustín - In: Ensayos Económicos 1 (2010) 57-58, pp. 59-93

The ideas put forth in this article are related to the literature on economic growth and development, on one side, and that of the development of financial systems on the other. A simple two-sector model is proposed. In that model, one sector groups activities that are typically present in a...

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SMALL SCALE RESERVATION LAWS AND THE MISALLOCATION OF TALENT

García-Santana, Manuel; Pijoan-Mas, Josep - Centro de Estudios Monetarios y Financieros (CEMFI) - 2010

In this paper we quantify the effects of the Small Scale Reservation Laws in India on the aggregate productivity, aggregate output and welfare of the Indian economy. To this end, we extend the span-of-control model by Lucas (1978) into a multi-sector setting and embed it into the neo-classical...

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Mapping prices into productivity in multisector growth models

Ngai, L. Rachel; Samaniego, Roberto M. - London School of Economics (LSE) - 2008

Two issues related to mapping a multi-sector model into a reduced-form value-added model are often neglected: the composition of intermediate goods, and the distinction between value added productivity and gross output productivity. We demonstrate their quantitative significance for the case of...

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Mapping Prices into Productivity in Multisector Growth Models

Ngai, L. Rachel; Samaniego, Roberto M. - Centre for Economic Performance, LSE - 2008

CEP Discussion Paper No 869 May 2008 Mapping Prices into Productivity in Multisector Growth Models L … goods, investment-specific technical change, growth accounting, gross output, multisector growth models. This … Productivity in Multisector Growth Models 867 Alex Bryson Harald Dale-Olsen A Tale of Two Countries: Unions, Closures and …

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A Consumption Model of Income Inequality

Wessels, Walter - In: Journal of Income Distribution 17 (2008) 2, pp. 5-24

This article focuses on the inequality of incomes between the very rich and the rest of society. Accordingly, it measures inequality as the ratio of the share of national income of the top five percent of households over the share of the rest of society. It shows that this measure of inequality...

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Aggregate fluctuations and the network structure of intersectoral trade

Carvalho, Vasco - Department of Economics and Business, Universitat … - 2007

This paper analyzes the flow of intermediate inputs across sectors by adopting a network perspective on sectoral interactions. I apply these tools to show how fluctuations in aggregate economic activity can be obtained from independent shocks to individual sectors. First, I characterize the...

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