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This thoroughly revised second edition contains both new and extensively updated contributions from a new generation of scholars, providing an expansive overview of alternative theories of economic growth. Current important controversies are reviewed, including public debt dynamics and the relationship between growth and climate change.
The expert contributors provide comprehensive discussions on subjects including the relationship between distribution and growth, the nature and role of technical change and human capital accumulation, and international dimensions of growth. They further highlight the intersections with political economy, feminist economics and the economics of climate change, as well as the link between growth and both public and private (household and corporate) finance. Building on the first edition, the new and updated chapters add to and further develop existing alternative theories of economic growth.
The thought-provoking insights offered by the book's thorough analysis will ensure this is an excellent resource for economists, graduate students, and advanced undergraduate students of classical, evolutionary and Post-Keynesian economics.
Contents
Contents
An introduction to Alternative Theories of Economic Growth, second edition
Mark Setterfield
PART I ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: AN OVERVIEW
1 The classical model of growth and distribution 3
Daniele Tavani
2 Evolutionary growth theory 31
Giovanni Dosi and Andrea Roventini
3 The Kalecki-Robinson tradition in post-Keynesian growth theory 65
Mark Setterfield
4 Kaldorian growth theory 87
Robert A. Blecker
5 The simple analytics of the Sraffian supermultiplier 107
Franklin Serrano, Gustavo Bhering, Ricardo Summa and Fabio Freitas
6 Forty years of thinking about demand-led growth through a Harrodian lens 125
Steven M. Fazzari
7 An exploration of neo-Goodwinian theory of cyclical growth 145
Codrina Rada, Ansel Schiavone and Rudiger von Arnim
8 Advances in Latin American Structuralism and center-periphery models 169
Gabriel Porcile
PART II TECHNICAL CHANGE, HUMAN CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, AND THE 'NATURAL' RATE OF GROWTH
9 Technical change in alternative theories of growth 189
Luca Zamparelli
10 Human capital accumulation and output growth in demand-led macrodynamics 213
Gilberto Tadeu Lima, Laura Barbosa de Carvalho and Gustavo Pereira Serra
11 Feasible egalitarianism: demand-led growth, distribution and technology 239
C.W.M. Naastepad and Servaas Storm
12 Reconciling the actual and natural rates of growth in demand-led growth models 263
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PART III CONTROVERSIES IN ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF ECONOMICS GROWTH
13 Models of growth, instability and cycles 287
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14 Surveying short- and long-run stability issues with the Kaleckian model of growth 315
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15 Evidence on Goodwin cycles across the US golden age and neoliberal era 343
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16 The Sraffian Supermultiplier and the exogenous growth debate 367
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17 The "utilization controversy" 383
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18 Distribution and demand: the empirical debate 405
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PART IV APPLICATIONS AND EXTENSIONS OF ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
19 Comparative political economy and alternative theories of economic growth 423
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20 Public debt and economic growth 441
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21 Incorporating feminist insights into alternative theories of economic growth 475
Öz�l�e�m� �O�n�a�r�a�n� �a�n�d� �C�e�m� �O�y�v�a�t�
22 Export-led growth, real exchange rates and the fallacy of composition 495
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23 Trade and growth in Latin America: elucidating the investment requirements consistent with the balance-of-payments constraint 513
E�s�t�e�b�a�n� �P�ér�e�z� �C�a�l�d�e�n�t�e�y�,� �J�u�a�n� �C�a�r�l�o�s� �M�o�r�e�n�o�-�B�r�i�d� �a�n�d� �E�d�g�a�r� �P�ér�e�z�-�M�e�d�i�n�a�
24 The triangle of economic activity, inequality and green transition in South Africa 533
Ozlem Omer and Jeronim Capaldo
25 Financialisation and demand and growth regimes 733
Eckhard Hein and Till van Treeck
26 Household credit, consumption behaviors and institutions, and sustainable economic growth 751
Yun K. Kim
