Economic growth and distribution: on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations
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Contents
List of Figures VJ ,
List of Tables x
List of Contributors xii
Introduction by Neri Salvadori xiii
1. Inequality and the process of development 1
Oded Galor
2. The role of income distribution in long run endogenous
growth 40
Amit Bhaduri
3. The competition of capitals doctrine and the wage profit
relationship 58
Ferdinando Meacci
4. A heterodox growth and distribution model 75
Duncan K. Foley and Lance Taylor
5. Distribution and growth in a post Keynesian stock flow
consistent model 100
Gennaro Zezza and Claudio H. Dos Santos
6. Technological progress, income distribution and capacity
utilization 124
Fabio Hideki Ono and Jose Luis Oreiro
7. Demand led growth and the classical approach to value and
distribution: are they compatible? 148
Graham White
8. Macroeconomic volatility and income inequality in a
stochastically growing economy 179
Cecilia Garcia Peiialosa and Stephen J. Turnovsky
v
vi Economic growth and distribution
9. The saving investment nexus in the debate on pension
reforms 222
Sergio Cesaratto
10. Income distribution and output change: a macro multiplier
approach 247
Maurizio Ciaschini and Claudio Socci
11. A dynamic AGE model from a classical Keynesian
Schumpeterian approach 271
Oscar De Juan
12. Heterodox business cycles 291
Lance Taylor, Nelson H. Barbosa Filho and Codrina Rada
13. Technological innovation, financial fragility and complex
dynamics 311
Alberto Russo, Domenico Delli Gatti and Mauro Gallegati
14. Growth, history and institutions 331
Graziella Bertocchi
15. Religious culture, institutions and growth 350
Michele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti and Stefano Caiazza
16. Trade, poverty and growth: two perspectives, one message? 374
Gabriella Berloffa and Maria Luigia Segnana
Index 413
Figures
1.1 The dynamical system in Regime I and Stage I of Regime II 21
1.2(a) The conditional dynamical system in Regime I 22
1.2(b) The conditional dynamical system in Stage I of Regime II 26
1.2(c) The conditional dynamical system in Stages II and III of
Regime II 28
4.1 The solid line represents the solutions of equation (4.41),
and the dashed line the solutions of equation (4.42). The
intersection is the short run equilibrium of the economy 89
4.2 An increase dct) 0 in the labour share in a wage led
economy 91
4.3 Effects of an increase in the interest rate, i. Both u and q
decline 91
4.4 The response of «to a fall in the investment rate 95
4.5 The response of q to a fall in the investment rate 95
4.6 The response of capitalist wealth to a fall in the
investment rate 96
4.7 The response of worker wealth to a fall in the investment
rate 96
4.8 The response of government debt to a fall in the
investment rate 96
4.9 The response of foreign borrowing to a fall in the
investment rate 91
5.1 Shock to private investment. Difference with baseline 113
5.2 Shock to private investment. Ratio to baseline values 113
5.3 Shock to real wage. Difference with baseline 115
5.4 Shock to real wage. Ratio to baseline values 115
VII
viii Economic growth and distribution
6.1 Endogenous transition of accumulation regimes 139
7.A.I Growth rates of demand: actual and expected. 6 = 500,
e = 0.6 172
7.A.2 Growth rates of demand: actual and expected. 6 = 1000,
e = 0.4 172
8.1 Equilibrium growth, employment and income distribution 191
8.2 Increase in production risk 195
10.1 Extended output income circular flow 252
10.2 Unit income circle and corresponding ellipsoid for ¦
disposable income 259
10.3 Sector and industry interactions backward and forward
dispersions (absolute levels) 265
10.4 Sector and industry interactions backward and forward
dispersions standardized 266
12.1 NIPA based financial needs of the government, foreign
sector, household and rest of the private sectors as scaled
to potential output 293
12.2 Capacity utilization and the broadly defined wage share
in the US economy, 1950 2001 296
12.3 A structuralist Goodwin model with stable wage share
dynamics 297
12.4 Effects of an increase in investment demand in
macroeconomic equilibrium at relatively low (A to B)
and high (C to D) levels of economic activity in the
Minsky model 298
12.5 Growth rate and debt ratio dynamics in a Minskyan
financial cycle 301
12.6 Postwar debt equity cycles in the US 303
12.7 Fast dynamics and bifurcations in debt equity cycles 304
12.8 Cyclical exchange rate dynamics with strong
expectational effects in the bond market 308
13.1 Aggregate output 319
Figures ix
13.2 The time evolution of the capital labor ratio of the
economy 320
13.3 The distribution of the capital labour ratio across firms 321
13.4 Power law distribution of firm size (proxied by capital) 321
13.5 Power law distribution of firm size (proxied by number of
employees) 322
13.6 Laplace distribution of (a) firm growth rates, and (b)
aggregate growth rates 323
13.7 Joint evolution of average wage and labour productivity 324
13.8 Power law shifts along the business cycle 324
13.9 Firms' productivity shifts 325
16.1 Average annual growth in share of population living on
less than 1\ day ¦ 389
16.2 Average annual growth in per capita consumption of
poorest fifth of population 389
16.3 The relationship between the growth elasticity of poverty,
the poverty line and the average level of private
consumption 390
16.4 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
agricultural specialized households in the total 395
16.5 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
labour specialized household 395
16.6 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
agricultural specialized households in the population and
their share in the poor 396
16.7 Correlation between the overall poverty rate GDP/per
capita 396
16.8 Total poverty rate vs poverty rate among transfer
specialized household (line denotes locus of points with
equal poverty rates) 397
16.9 Total poverty rate vs poverty rate among agricultural
specialized household (line denotes locus of points with
equal poverty rates) 397
Tables
4.1 Social accounting matrix of the model 77
5.1 Balance sheets 102
5.2 Social accounting matrix 104 *
5.3 Sources and uses of funds 104
6.1 Capital output ratio in selected countries (1890 1987) 125
6.2 Stability conditions 137
6.3 Parameters 138
6.4 Robustness test endogenous transition 141
8.1 The distribution of income and wealth 198
8.2 Growth and distribution of income and wealth 199
8.3 First best taxation 206
8.4 Arbitrary taxation 207
8.5 Second best 208
10.1 Direct and indirect effects of disposable incomes on
industry outputs 261
10.2 Macro multipliers and cumulative percent sum 261
10.3 Forward dispersion, that is impacts on industry outputs of
intersectoral interactions, in terms of macro multipliers 264
10.4 Backward dispersion, that is impacts of a unit disposable
income shock on economic interactions, in terms of
macro multipliers 264
10.5 Correlation coefficients between industries 267
10.6 Cross correlation coefficients between industries and
sectors 268
11.1 SAM 273
x
Tables xi
11.2 A compact SAM 280
11.3 Super multipliers 283
11.4 Data in neoclassical and Clakesch AGE models 286
15.1 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation
j (dichotomous classification) (mean values 1970 97) 355
I 15.2 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation
i (fuzzy classification) 356
: 15.3 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation.
The institution growth nexus 359
15.4 Level and growth equations. Institutional variable:
unweighted average of EFW2 and EFW7 Sample
period 1960 97 360
15.5 Variance covariance matrix of regressors included in the
estimates 363
15.6 Distribution of the main quantitative variables used in
growth estimates (1985 97 averages) 364
15.7 Robustness test on the significance of institutional
indicators in different sample periods, ICT augmented
estimates and in the non OECD sample 366
16.1 Approximating national poverty changes using true vs.
sample average population weights for each stratum 399 |
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Contents
List of Figures VJ ,
List of Tables x
List of Contributors xii
Introduction by Neri Salvadori xiii
1. Inequality and the process of development 1
Oded Galor
2. The role of income distribution in long run endogenous
growth 40
Amit Bhaduri
3. The competition of capitals doctrine and the wage profit
relationship 58
Ferdinando Meacci
4. A heterodox growth and distribution model 75
Duncan K. Foley and Lance Taylor
5. Distribution and growth in a post Keynesian stock flow
consistent model 100
Gennaro Zezza and Claudio H. Dos Santos
6. Technological progress, income distribution and capacity
utilization 124
Fabio Hideki Ono and Jose Luis Oreiro
7. Demand led growth and the classical approach to value and
distribution: are they compatible? 148
Graham White
8. Macroeconomic volatility and income inequality in a
stochastically growing economy 179
Cecilia Garcia Peiialosa and Stephen J. Turnovsky
v
vi Economic growth and distribution
9. The saving investment nexus in the debate on pension
reforms 222
Sergio Cesaratto
10. Income distribution and output change: a macro multiplier
approach 247
Maurizio Ciaschini and Claudio Socci
11. A dynamic AGE model from a classical Keynesian
Schumpeterian approach 271
Oscar De Juan
12. Heterodox business cycles 291
Lance Taylor, Nelson H. Barbosa Filho and Codrina Rada
13. Technological innovation, financial fragility and complex
dynamics 311
Alberto Russo, Domenico Delli Gatti and Mauro Gallegati
14. Growth, history and institutions 331
Graziella Bertocchi
15. Religious culture, institutions and growth 350
Michele Bagella, Leonardo Becchetti and Stefano Caiazza
16. Trade, poverty and growth: two perspectives, one message? 374
Gabriella Berloffa and Maria Luigia Segnana
Index 413
Figures
1.1 The dynamical system in Regime I and Stage I of Regime II 21
1.2(a) The conditional dynamical system in Regime I 22
1.2(b) The conditional dynamical system in Stage I of Regime II 26
1.2(c) The conditional dynamical system in Stages II and III of
Regime II 28
4.1 The solid line represents the solutions of equation (4.41),
and the dashed line the solutions of equation (4.42). The
intersection is the short run equilibrium of the economy 89
4.2 An increase dct) 0 in the labour share in a wage led
economy 91
4.3 Effects of an increase in the interest rate, i. Both u and q
decline 91
4.4 The response of «to a fall in the investment rate 95
4.5 The response of q to a fall in the investment rate 95
4.6 The response of capitalist wealth to a fall in the
investment rate 96
4.7 The response of worker wealth to a fall in the investment
rate 96
4.8 The response of government debt to a fall in the
investment rate 96
4.9 The response of foreign borrowing to a fall in the
investment rate 91
5.1 Shock to private investment. Difference with baseline 113
5.2 Shock to private investment. Ratio to baseline values 113
5.3 Shock to real wage. Difference with baseline 115
5.4 Shock to real wage. Ratio to baseline values 115
VII
viii Economic growth and distribution
6.1 Endogenous transition of accumulation regimes 139
7.A.I Growth rates of demand: actual and expected. 6 = 500,
e = 0.6 172
7.A.2 Growth rates of demand: actual and expected. 6 = 1000,
e = 0.4 172
8.1 Equilibrium growth, employment and income distribution 191
8.2 Increase in production risk 195
10.1 Extended output income circular flow 252
10.2 Unit income circle and corresponding ellipsoid for ¦
disposable income 259
10.3 Sector and industry interactions backward and forward
dispersions (absolute levels) 265
10.4 Sector and industry interactions backward and forward
dispersions standardized 266
12.1 NIPA based financial needs of the government, foreign
sector, household and rest of the private sectors as scaled
to potential output 293
12.2 Capacity utilization and the broadly defined wage share
in the US economy, 1950 2001 296
12.3 A structuralist Goodwin model with stable wage share
dynamics 297
12.4 Effects of an increase in investment demand in
macroeconomic equilibrium at relatively low (A to B)
and high (C to D) levels of economic activity in the
Minsky model 298
12.5 Growth rate and debt ratio dynamics in a Minskyan
financial cycle 301
12.6 Postwar debt equity cycles in the US 303
12.7 Fast dynamics and bifurcations in debt equity cycles 304
12.8 Cyclical exchange rate dynamics with strong
expectational effects in the bond market 308
13.1 Aggregate output 319
Figures ix
13.2 The time evolution of the capital labor ratio of the
economy 320
13.3 The distribution of the capital labour ratio across firms 321
13.4 Power law distribution of firm size (proxied by capital) 321
13.5 Power law distribution of firm size (proxied by number of
employees) 322
13.6 Laplace distribution of (a) firm growth rates, and (b)
aggregate growth rates 323
13.7 Joint evolution of average wage and labour productivity 324
13.8 Power law shifts along the business cycle 324
13.9 Firms' productivity shifts 325
16.1 Average annual growth in share of population living on
less than 1\ day ¦ 389
16.2 Average annual growth in per capita consumption of
poorest fifth of population 389
16.3 The relationship between the growth elasticity of poverty,
the poverty line and the average level of private
consumption 390
16.4 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
agricultural specialized households in the total 395
16.5 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
labour specialized household 395
16.6 Correlation between per capita GDP and the share of
agricultural specialized households in the population and
their share in the poor 396
16.7 Correlation between the overall poverty rate GDP/per
capita 396
16.8 Total poverty rate vs poverty rate among transfer
specialized household (line denotes locus of points with
equal poverty rates) 397
16.9 Total poverty rate vs poverty rate among agricultural
specialized household (line denotes locus of points with
equal poverty rates) 397
Tables
4.1 Social accounting matrix of the model 77
5.1 Balance sheets 102
5.2 Social accounting matrix 104 *
5.3 Sources and uses of funds 104
6.1 Capital output ratio in selected countries (1890 1987) 125
6.2 Stability conditions 137
6.3 Parameters 138
6.4 Robustness test endogenous transition 141
8.1 The distribution of income and wealth 198
8.2 Growth and distribution of income and wealth 199
8.3 First best taxation 206
8.4 Arbitrary taxation 207
8.5 Second best 208
10.1 Direct and indirect effects of disposable incomes on
industry outputs 261
10.2 Macro multipliers and cumulative percent sum 261
10.3 Forward dispersion, that is impacts on industry outputs of
intersectoral interactions, in terms of macro multipliers 264
10.4 Backward dispersion, that is impacts of a unit disposable
income shock on economic interactions, in terms of
macro multipliers 264
10.5 Correlation coefficients between industries 267
10.6 Cross correlation coefficients between industries and
sectors 268
11.1 SAM 273
x
Tables xi
11.2 A compact SAM 280
11.3 Super multipliers 283
11.4 Data in neoclassical and Clakesch AGE models 286
15.1 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation
j (dichotomous classification) (mean values 1970 97) 355
I 15.2 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation
i (fuzzy classification) 356
: 15.3 Institutions, economic freedom and religious affiliation.
The institution growth nexus 359
15.4 Level and growth equations. Institutional variable:
unweighted average of EFW2 and EFW7 Sample
period 1960 97 360
15.5 Variance covariance matrix of regressors included in the
estimates 363
15.6 Distribution of the main quantitative variables used in
growth estimates (1985 97 averages) 364
15.7 Robustness test on the significance of institutional
indicators in different sample periods, ICT augmented
estimates and in the non OECD sample 366
16.1 Approximating national poverty changes using true vs.
sample average population weights for each stratum 399 |
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spelling | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations ed. by Neri Salvadori Cheltenham [u.a.] Elgar 2006 XVIII, 427 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Wirtschaftsentwicklung Economic development Endogenous growth (Economics) Distribution (Economic theory) Einkommensverteilung (DE-588)4013898-7 gnd rswk-swf Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4066527-6 gnd rswk-swf Wachstumstheorie (DE-588)4128160-3 gnd rswk-swf Endogenes Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4378670-4 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift 2004 Lucca gnd-content Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4066527-6 s Einkommensverteilung (DE-588)4013898-7 s DE-604 Wachstumstheorie (DE-588)4128160-3 s Endogenes Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4378670-4 s DE-188 Salvadori, Neri 1951- Sonstige (DE-588)133496562 oth HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014816388&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations Wirtschaftsentwicklung Economic development Endogenous growth (Economics) Distribution (Economic theory) Einkommensverteilung (DE-588)4013898-7 gnd Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4066527-6 gnd Wachstumstheorie (DE-588)4128160-3 gnd Endogenes Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4378670-4 gnd |
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title | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
title_auth | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
title_exact_search | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
title_exact_search_txtP | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
title_full | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations ed. by Neri Salvadori |
title_fullStr | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations ed. by Neri Salvadori |
title_full_unstemmed | Economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations ed. by Neri Salvadori |
title_short | Economic growth and distribution |
title_sort | economic growth and distribution on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
title_sub | on the nature and causes of the wealth of nations |
topic | Wirtschaftsentwicklung Economic development Endogenous growth (Economics) Distribution (Economic theory) Einkommensverteilung (DE-588)4013898-7 gnd Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4066527-6 gnd Wachstumstheorie (DE-588)4128160-3 gnd Endogenes Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4378670-4 gnd |
topic_facet | Wirtschaftsentwicklung Economic development Endogenous growth (Economics) Distribution (Economic theory) Einkommensverteilung Wirtschaftswachstum Wachstumstheorie Endogenes Wirtschaftswachstum Aufsatzsammlung Konferenzschrift 2004 Lucca |
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