Tag Archives | Economic Growth

Theory of Immiserising Growth | Economics

In this article we will discuss about the theory of immiserising growth. The process of economic growth may bring about an increase in level of output in the growing economy and the wealth effect may even be positive but the deterioration in the terms of its trade may be so large that it more than offsets the positive wealth effect. [...]

By |2018-03-15T11:34:36+05:30March 15, 2018|Theories|Comments Off on Theory of Immiserising Growth | Economics

Export Pessimism: Nurkse’s Version and Testing | International Economics

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Introduction to Export Pessimism 2. Nurkse's Version of Export Pessimism 3. Empirical Testing. Introduction to Export Pessimism: During 1950's many economists like Prebisch, Myrdal, Singer and Nurkse recognized that the exports of LDC's during the 20th century were quite weak in contrast to buoyancy of exports during the 19th century. Many LDC's [...]

By |2018-03-15T11:34:35+05:30March 15, 2018|Export Pessimism|Comments Off on Export Pessimism: Nurkse’s Version and Testing | International Economics

Joan Robinson’s Model of Economic Growth | Economics

We shall explain below Joan Robinson's model of capital accumulation and growth which is suited to the labour-surplus conditions of less developed countries. Harrod and Domar extended the Keynesian analysis of income and employment to the long-run setting and therefore considered both the income and capacity effects of investment. Harrod and Domar models of economic growth explain at what rate [...]

By |2018-03-02T14:40:22+05:30March 2, 2018|Models|Comments Off on Joan Robinson’s Model of Economic Growth | Economics
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