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Cahiers d'économie politique n°87

Rubin Goulven, Mardellat Patrick
Publication date 25/06/2025
EAN: 9791037044884
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Sommaire :Hommage à Daniel Diatkine1. Towards a history of endogenous growth theories: an introduction, by Goulven Rubin2. Comment la notion de croissance endogène a-t-elle disparu ?, par Daniel Diatkine3. “Comment la notion de croissance endogène a-... See full description
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Attribute nameAttribute value
Common books attribute
PublisherHERMANN
Page Count242
Languageen
AuthorRubin Goulven, Mardellat Patrick
FormatPaperback / softback
Product typeBook
Publication date25/06/2025
Weight333 g
Dimensions (thickness x width x height)0.00 x 15.20 x 22.90 cm
Summary
Contributions à une histoire des théories de la croissance endogène
Sommaire :Hommage à Daniel Diatkine1. Towards a history of endogenous growth theories: an introduction, by Goulven Rubin2. Comment la notion de croissance endogène a-t-elle disparu ?, par Daniel Diatkine3. “Comment la notion de croissance endogène a-t-elle disparu ?” by Daniel Diatkine: A Comment, by Michael Gaul4. Navigating Uncharted Waters: Paul Romer’s Quest for Empirical Evidence in Endogenous Growth Theory, by Aurélien Saïdi5. New growth theory in the formidable revival of the Solow Model, by Michael Assous et Matthieu Renault6. Inside the black box of population growth: tracing the roots of Unified Growth Theory, by Tanguy Le Fur7. Réductionnisme ou mésinterprétation ? Les modèles néo-schumpétériens de croissance endogène face à Schumpeter, par Tristan Velardo8. Capital accumulation and the laws of returns in the neoclassical theories of growth, viewed from a Sraffian standpoint, by Franklin Serrano and Sergio Cesaratto