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Endogenous technological change

Romer, Paul Michael - 1989

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El cambio tecnológico endógeno

Romer, Paul Michael - In: El trimestre económico 58 (1991) 3, pp. 441-480

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Capital, labor, and productivity

Romer, Paul Michael - In: Brookings papers on economic activity / Microeconomics (1990), pp. 337-367

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Endogenous technological change

Romer, Paul Michael - In: Journal of political economy 98 (1990) 5, pp. 71-102

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International trade with endogenous technological change

Rivera-Batiz, Luis; Romer, Paul Michael - 1991

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Wages, skills, and technology in the United States and Canada

Murphy, Kevin M.; Riddell, William Craig; Romer, Paul … - 1998

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Wages, skills, and technology in the United States and Canada

Murphy, Kevin M. - In: General purpose technologies and economic growth, (pp. 283-309). 1998

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Progrès technique endogène

Romer, Paul Michael - In: Annales d'économie et de statistique (1991), pp. 1-32

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What determines the rate of growth and technological change?

Romer, Paul Michael - 1989

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Endogenous Technological Change

Romer, Paul Michael - 2009

Technology has been evolving and improving over the years, thus impacting growth and competition among businesses and industries. Considering these technological advancements, three arguments are presented: technological change acts as the base for economic growth; technological change occurs...

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