A Neo-Classical Model of Technical Progress

Journal title STUDI ECONOMICI
Author/s Bruno Jossa
Publishing Year 2016 Issue 2015/117
Language English Pages 10 P. 5-14 File size 215 KB
DOI 10.3280/STE2015-117001
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In the light of the variety of different effects that technical progress may generate, it is fairly difficult to flesh out a satisfactorily comprehensive theory of it. The author’s approach in this paper is to identify specific categories of technical progress and conduct a detailed analysis of their respective effects.

Keywords: Technical progress, growth

Jel codes: E, O3, O4

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Bruno Jossa, A Neo-Classical Model of Technical Progress in "STUDI ECONOMICI " 117/2015, pp 5-14, DOI: 10.3280/STE2015-117001