The following pages link to Journal of Economic Growth (Q166248):
Displaying 50 items.
- Information accumulation in development (Q1293134) (← links)
- Marshallian externalities in innovation (Q1293136) (← links)
- Mercantilism and modern growth (Q1293137) (← links)
- Economic growth and political regimes (Q1293139) (← links)
- Notes on growth accounting (Q1304783) (← links)
- Stochastic growth models and their econometric implications (Q1304785) (← links)
- Contract-intensive money: Contract enforcement, property rights, and economic performance (Q1304786) (← links)
- Entrepreneurs, professionals, and growth (Q1304789) (← links)
- The United States as a coastal nation (Q1395422) (← links)
- The urbanization process and economic growth: the so-what question (Q1395424) (← links)
- Industry and the family: Two engines of growth (Q1395426) (← links)
- Fractionalization (Q1408251) (← links)
- Dual financial systems and inequalities in economic development (Q1408253) (← links)
- Inequality and growth: what can the data say? (Q1415416) (← links)
- Cross-country productivity comparisons: the ``revealed superiority'' approach (Q1415418) (← links)
- Fiscal policy and long-run growth in R\&D-based models with endogenous market structure (Q1415419) (← links)
- Geography and poverty traps (Q1421718) (← links)
- Distribution dynamics and nonlinear growth (Q1421721) (← links)
- Gender equality and long-run growth (Q1421722) (← links)
- Inequality and growth in a panel of countries (Q1573251) (← links)
- Who gives foreign aid to whom and why? (Q1573253) (← links)
- Too much of a good thing? The economics of investment in R\&D (Q1573254) (← links)
- A cross-country empirical investigation of the aggregate production function specification (Q1573255) (← links)
- The microeconomics of an R\&D-based model of endogenous growth (Q1597527) (← links)
- Precautionary demand for education, inequality, and technological progress (Q1597530) (← links)
- The middle class consensus and economic development (Q1597531) (← links)
- Agricultural productivity growth and escape from the Malthusian trap (Q1597533) (← links)
- Do institutions cause growth? (Q1771196) (← links)
- Accounting for fertility decline during the transition to growth (Q1771197) (← links)
- R\&D: a small contribution to productivity growth (Q1780171) (← links)
- Wealth breeds decline: reversals of leadership and consumption habits (Q1780173) (← links)
- Diffusion and innovation of new technologies under skill heterogeneity (Q1780174) (← links)
- Habit formation, catching up with the Joneses, and economic growth (Q1827427) (← links)
- Patents in a model of endogenous growth (Q1827429) (← links)
- Growth and trade: The North can lose (Q1841197) (← links)
- Do business cycles cast long shadows? Short-run persistence and economic growth (Q1841198) (← links)
- External economies in procyclical productivity: How important are they? (Q1841200) (← links)
- Schumpeterian entrepreneurs meet Engel's law: The impact of inequality on innovation-driven growth (Q1841201) (← links)
- Twin engines of growth: Skills and technology as equal partners in balanced growth (Q1847640) (← links)
- The division of labor, inequality and growth (Q1847641) (← links)
- The skill premium, technological change and appropriability (Q1847642) (← links)
- Economic distance and cross-country spillovers (Q1847643) (← links)
- Growth is good for the poor (Q1862432) (← links)
- Income distribution dynamics with endogenous fertility (Q1862434) (← links)
- Creative destruction and the rise of inequality (Q1862436) (← links)
- Pursuing problems in growth (Q1862437) (← links)
- General purpose technology and wage inequality (Q1870268) (← links)
- States and markets: The advantage of an early start (Q1870270) (← links)
- Development dynamics: Economic integration and the demographic transition (Q1870271) (← links)
- Does the mortality decline promote economic growth? (Q1870272) (← links)
