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The Solow Model is overrated (for explaining catch-up growth) — Basil Halperin
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The Solow Model is overrated (for explaining catch-up growth)
The Solow Model is overrated (for explaining catch-up growth) — Basil Halperin --> --> Home Research CV: pdf / html Essays Best essays RSS / email subscription Data Email: basilh@virginia.edu Twitter: @basilhalperin Basil Halperin --> Home Research CV: pdf / html Essays Best essays RSS / email subscription Data Email: basilh@virginia.edu Twitter: @basilhalperin Essays — Basil Halperin Essays The Solow Model is overrated (for explaining catch-up growth) July 10, 2024 --> --> Confidence level (?) : High --> Originally posted as a Twitter thread . I think the Solow/neoclassical model
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