We study the long-run effects of conflict on social attitudes, with World War II in Central and
Eastern Europe as our setting. Much of earlier work has relied on self-reported measures of …

This paper analyzes a two-phase endogenous growth model in which the adoption of a
backstop technology (eg, solar) yields a sustained supply of essential energy inputs …

We study the implications of a growth model including social capital and habit formation
concerning the recovery of economies that suffer from an exogenous destruction in their …

During the 'Golden Age', the high investment rates reached by the European countries have
been considered crucial in explaining growth. The literature about the Golden Age has …

Наличие многоукладности в экономике России и отсутствие на сегодняшний день
чётких представлений о возможностях снижения гетерогенности технологической …

We characterize the dynamics of the saving rate in an exogenous growth model where
consumers exhibit present‐biased preferences. Based on empirical evidence, we assume …

Income per capita in some Western European countries more than tripled in the two and a
half decades that followed World War II. The literature has identified several factors behind …

We study a two‐country endogenous growth model where the utility of agents in developing
countries is affected by consumption gaps with advanced economies. International status …

We analyze the transitional dynamics of an economic model with heterogeneous
consumption goods where convergence is driven by two different forces: the typical …

We study the general equilibrium properties of two growth models with overlapping
generations, habit formation, and endogenous fertility. In the neoclassical model, habits …