Convergence Revisited

被引:6
作者
Jones C.I. [1 ]
机构
[1] Stanford University,
关键词
Convergence; Economic growth; World income distribution;
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10.1023/A:1009762900799
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摘要
The recent literature on convergence has departed from the earlier literature by focusing on the shape of the production function and the rate at which an economy converges to its own steady state. This article uses advances from the recent literature to look back at the question that originally motivated the convergence literature: what will the distribution of per capita income look like in the future? Several results are highlighted by the analysis, including the suggestion that there is little reason to expect the United States to maintain its position as world leader in terms of output per worker.
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页码:131 / 153
页数:22
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