We present robust results on the empirical relationship among income inequality,
innovation, and economic growth for a panel dataset of 74 countries over the period 1996 …

Abstract We devise a Directed Technical Change (DTC) multisector Schumpeterian growth
model in which both wage inequality and wage polarization are analysed. To that end, we …

Recent and detailed data point to a polarization of wages with regard to the distribution of
skills, particularly in developed countries over the past three decades, requiring the literature …

Standard growth theory teaches us that poverty traps are stable-low level balanced growth
paths to which economies gravitate due to adverse initial conditions or poor equilibrium …

A detailed examination of wage data points to a wage polarization trend vis-à-vis the
distribution of qualifications. Theoretically terms, this points to the need for modeling focused …

This paper deals with the phenomenon of poverty-trap regimes in Mexico, that is, self-
reinforcing mechanisms in which municipalities which start poor remain poor. We develop a …

We study the interplay between the decision of firms to innovate and human capital. Based
on a dynamic evolutionary model, we show that in the presence of a high stock of human …

This paper theoretically examines trade liberalization's effects on workers' human capital for
a high-wage economy. Using an evolutionary game theory approach (EGT), we examine …

This paper presents an evolutionary model of coordination problems in economic
development that examines technology adoption jointly with skill acquisition. The model …

The first part develops governmental mainstream economic growth modelling, whose
novelty is including a due to provisions Limited Parametric Change that allows us to …