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Vent for surplus : a case of mistaken identity

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The conventional wage share vs. full employment : implications for the development of growth theory

Sedgley, Norman H.; Elmslie, Bruce - In: Cambridge journal of economics 28 (2004) 6, pp. 875-888

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The skilled worker premium and labor's share of income : recent trends in U.S. manufacturing

Sedgley, Norman H.; Elmslie, Bruce - In: Southern economic journal 91 (2024) 2, pp. 516-539

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Do we still need cities? : evidence on rates of innovation from count data models of metropolitain statistical area patents

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The dynamic properties of endogenous growth models

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Discrimination and growth: The distribution across skills matters

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A time series test of regional convergence in the USA with dynamic panel models, 1972 - 1998

Sedgley, Norman H.; Elmslie, Bruce - In: Regional and sectoral economic studies : RSES 4 (2004) 2, pp. 5-20

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Vent-for-surplus in a dynamic setting

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Taxation and fiscal expenditure in a growth model with endogenous fertility

Sedgley, Norman H.; Elmslie, Bruce - 2015

Most growth theorists agree that understanding the economics of innovation and technological change is central to understanding why some countries are richer and/or grow faster than other countries. The driving force behind recent developments in endogenous innovation models of growth is a...

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