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Consumption and Growth - Recovery and Structural Change in the US Economy (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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Consumption and Growth - Recovery and Structural Change in the US Economy (Hardcover, illustrated edition)
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The theme of this extensive book is the relationship between
consumption and growth in the context of the long run theory of
effective demand. Taking Schumpeter's views on economic development
as a starting point, the author proposes an original framework for
the analysis of consumption patterns as an element of growth in
advanced market economies. The book examines the role of demand
with respect to the theory of structural change and the theory of
consumption at both the micro and macro level. The theoretical
framework is employed to analyze the consumption-growth
relationship and its implications for the process of structural
evolution. The actual dynamics of consumption are examined in terms
of the cycle of expansion in the US economy during the 1980s. The
author concludes that there is a distinct shift towards a pattern
of 'consumption deepening' that explains the consumption fuelled
recovery of the 1980s and mirrors a process of 'intensive growth'
of the market. This interpretation sheds light on the underlying
process sustaining US expansion during the 1990s and the questions
facing advanced market economies which have begun to experience the
emergence of an 'internet scenario' in terms of development. In
focusing on the relationship between consumption changes and the
growth process, this book distinguishes itself from much of the
literature on the subject which deals with these two aspects
individually. Davide Gualerzi breaks genuinely new ground with his
empirical and theoretical research. This book will appeal to
economists interested in growth and economic development, scholars
in related social sciences, and the wide base of economists and
academics sympathetic to new approaches to the problem of economic
growth.
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