Deals with a topic not consistently covered before: the growth process after economic transition from centrally planned to market economies
Introduces new ideas in explaining growth shocks
Presents a clear and structured model that can be applied to different countries, making comparisons easier
Deals with a topic not consistently covered before: the growth process after economic transition from centrally planned to market economies Introduces new ideas in explaining growth shocks Presents a clear and structured model that can be applied to different countries, making comparisons easier
István Kónya
Labour supply TFP growth Human capital Capacity utilization Income differences Production inefficiencies Neoclassical growth model Wedges (TFP) Interest premium shocks