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Growth, Trade and Endogenous Technology

A Study of OECD Manufacturing

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  • © 1996

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Authors:
  1. Orlando A. Ochoa

    1. Instituto de Estudor Superiores de Administración, Caracas, Venezuela

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Table of contents (8 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Introduction: Growth and Endogenous Technology

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 1-7

  3. The New Theories of Endogenous Growth

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 8-18

  4. The Issues, the Empirical Approach and the Data

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    Pages 19-46

  5. Modelling Output Growth Across Manufacturing Sectors: An Initial Approach

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 47-70

  6. Evidence of Endogenous Technological Change Across OECD Manufacturing

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 71-95

  7. Research Human Capital, Investment and Trade: Further Empirical Evidence

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    Pages 96-123

  8. The Impact of Government Policy on Output Growth Across OECD Manufacturing

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 124-147

  9. Conclusions

    • Orlando A. Ochoa
    Pages 148-158

  10. Back Matter

    Pages 159-198
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About this book

What part does technological knowledge accumulation play in modern economic growth? This book investigates and examines the predictions of new growth theory, using OECD manufacturing data. Its empirical findings portray a novel and complex picture of the features of long-term growth, where technological knowledge production and diffusion play a central part, alongside variations in capital and employment. A parallel examination of long-run trade patterns and government policy issues completes a broader account of how knowledge-based growth in industrial output is at the heart of modern economic prosperity.

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  • Instituto de Estudor Superiores de Administración, Caracas, Venezuela

    Orlando A. Ochoa

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