Os determinantes do crescimento de longo prazo nos modelos de Kaldor

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  • Pt Pt

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.11606/1980-53571822akd

Keywords:

Economic models, Kaldor's growth model, Full employment, Technological change, Neoclassical theory, Neo-Keynesian theory

Abstract

Kaldor's growth models are neo-keynesian in including a desired accumulation function, but produce the neoclassical result that the rate of long run growth depends on the rates of growth of labor supply and technological change. This property is shown to result from Kaldor's somewhat forced assumption of full employment A model is constructed to show that without such an assumption several possibilities arise, only one of which produces Kaldor's result the others yielding results which are non-neoclassical.

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01-06-1988

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Pt, P. (1988). Os determinantes do crescimento de longo prazo nos modelos de Kaldor. Estudos Econômicos (São Paulo), 18(2), 235-255. https://doi.org/10.11606/1980-53571822akd