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This paper presents a 3-region footloose-entrepreneur new economic geography model. Two symmetric regions are part of an economically integrated area (the Union), while the third region represents an outside trade partner. We explore how the spatial allocation of industrial production and...
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We study global dynamics of the New Economic Geography model which describes spatial distribution of industrial activity in the long run across three identical regions depending on the balancing of agglomeration and dispersion forces. It is defined by a two-dimensional piecewise smooth map...
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We study the dynamics of a one-dimensional piecewise smooth map defined by constant and logistic functions. This map has qualitatively the same dynamics as the one defined by constant and unimodal functions, coming from an economic application. Namely, it contributes to the investigation of a...
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We introduce in a post-Keynesian/Kaleckian model of growth and distribution a constraint on firms’ investment induced by increasing adjustment costs and/or limited financial resources. Whereas in the short run limiting firms’ investment reduces capacity utilization and capital accumulation,...
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In this paper we consider a continuous one-dimensional map, which is linear on one side of a generic kink point and hyperbolic on the other side. This kind of map is widely used in the applied context. Due to the simple expression of the two functions involved, in particular cases it is possible...
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In some previous papers the present authors reassembled the Hicksian trade cycle model in a new way. The floor was tied to depreciation on capital, itself the cumulative sum of past net investments, for which the principle of acceleration provided an explanation. Hence no alien elements were...
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We consider a growth model proposed by Matsuyama [K. Matsuyama, Growing through cycles, Econometrica 67 (2) (1999) 335-347] in which two sources of economic growth are present: the mechanism of capital accumulation (Solow regime) and the process of technical change and innovations (Romer...
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