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Uncertainty, intangible capital, and productivity dynamics

Palombo, Edoardo - 2020

Following an unparalleled rise in uncertainty over the Great Recession, the US economy has been experiencing anaemic productivity growth. This paper offers a quantitative study on the link between uncertainty and low productivity growth. Firstly, using micro level data I show that uncertainty...

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Normal goods, sunspots and cycles

Chattopadhyay, Subir Kumar; Muench, Thomas J. - 1993

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Multiple private goods in clubs and local public good economies : a unified approach

Pines, David - 1995

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Good supply chain practices in Denmark : seven cases from the industry

Christiansen, Poul Erik; Maltz, Arnold - 2001 - 1. ed.

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R&D Subsidies and the Surplus Appropriability Problem

Sørensen, Anders - 2005

-endogenous growth model where the only distortion is monopoly pricing of intermediate goods. …

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Optimal Policy under Restricted Government Spending

Sørensen, Anders - 2006

Welfare ranking of policy instruments is addressed in a two-sector Ramsey model with monopoly pricing in one sector as the only distortion. When government spending is restricted, i.e. when a government is unable or unwilling to finance the required costs for implementing the optimum policy,...

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The effects of startup acquisitions on innovation and economic growth

Fons-Rosen, Christian; Roldan-Blanco, Pau; Schmitz, Tom - 2022 - This version: December 9, 2022

Innovative startups are frequently acquired by large incumbent firms. On the one hand, these acquisitions provide an incentive for startup creation and may transfer ideas to more efficient users. On the other hand, incumbents might acquire startups just to "kill" their ideas, and acquisitions...

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Development accounting with intermediate goods

Grobovšek, Jan - 2011

Do intermediate goods help explain relative and aggregate productivity differences across countries? Three observations … suggest they do: (i) intermediates are relatively expensive in poor countries; (ii) goods industries demand intermediates more … intensively than service industries; (iii) goods industries are more prominent intermediate suppliers in poor countries. I build a …

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REMIND-D : a hybrid energy-economy model of Germany

Schmid, Eva; Knopf, Brigitte; Bauer, Nico - 2012

This paper presents a detailed documentation of the hybrid energy-economy model REMIND-D. REMIND-D is a Ramsey-type growth model for Germany that integrates a detailed bottom-up energy system module, coupled by a hard link. The model provides a quantitative framework for analyzing long-term...

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The optimal energy mix in power generation and the contribution from natural gas in reducing carbon emissions to 2030 and beyond

Carraro, Carlo; Tavoni, Massimo; Longden, Thomas; … - 2013 - First draft: September 2013

This paper analyses a set of new scenarios for energy markets in Europe to evaluate the consistency of economic incentives and climate objectives. It focuses in particular on the role of natural gas across a range of climate policy scenarios (including the Copenhagen Pledges and the EU Roadmap)...

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