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The Economics of Productivity (Hardcover)
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The Economics of Productivity (Hardcover)
Series: The International Library of Critical Writings in Economics series
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The Economics of Productivity provides an anthology of many of the
leading papers on productivity analysis. Part 1 of the collection
portrays the development of production functions and growth
accounting, including classic papers by Robert Solow, Dale
Jorgenson, Edward Denison, and Angus Maddison. Part 2 covers topics
on the economics of research and development and technological
spillovers, featuring works by Zvi Griliches and Edwin Mansfield.
Part 3 is devoted to evolutionary and Schumpeterian models of
technological change, including articles by Richard Nelson and
Sydney Winter. Studies by Moses Abramovitz and William Baumol, both
published in 1986, document a convergence in labour productivity
among industrialized economies, and Part 4 includes several seminal
papers on this topic. Part 5 treats another important development
in productivity analysis - endogenous growth theory, in which
production itself creates the conditions of further technical
change. The input-output framework provides another powerful system
for the measurement of productivity growth, and articles on this
topic are presented in Part 6. A dramatic slowdown in the rate of
productivity growth occurred in the early 1970s and this
development spawned a large literature on the subject of
productivity, which is highlighted in the last part of the volume.
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