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A large, empirical literature reports estimates of the rate of return to R&D ranging from 30 percent to over 100 percent, supporting the notion that there is too little private investment in research. This conclusion is challenged by the new growth theory. We derive analytically the relationship...
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Is the return to private R&D as high as believed? This study identifies a flaw in the production function approach to estimating the return to R&D. I provide new estimates based on a structural estimation approach that incorporates uncertainty about the outcome from R&D. The results shed light...
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essentially unable to explain any effects of sectoral reallocation on aggregate productivity or related quantities (such as the … in this setting are then shown to have first-order effects on aggregate productivity and real wages, and can explain the …
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