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La contribution de l'informatisation à la croissance française : une mesure à partir des données d'entreprises

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Computers, obsolescence, and productivity

Whelan, Karl - 2000

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How do firms respond to cheaper computers? : Microeconometric evidence for France based on a production function approach

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Elasticité de la production au capital informatique : estimations à l'aide de données d'entreprises

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Explaining the investment boom of the 1990s

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Computers, obsolence, and productivity

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Explaining the investment boom of the 1990s

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Explaining the Investment Boom of the 1990s

Tevlin, Stacey; Whelan, Karl - 2000

Real equipment investment in the United States has boomed in recent years, led by soaring investment in computers. We find that traditional aggregate econometric models completely fail to capture the magnitude of this recent growth - mainly because these models neglect to address two features...

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