Productivity Distribution and Economic Growth
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This paper develops a tractable model of economic growth in which heterogeneous households produce capital à la Romer (1986). The paper demonstrates that depending on its varying degrees of persistence, productivity heterogeneity dictates economic growth. A regression analysis based upon a reduced-form version of the model shows that the persistence of human capital is the driving force behind the positive effects of productivity dispersion on economic growth.
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This paper develops a tractable model of economic growth in which heterogeneous households produce capital à la Romer (1986). The paper demonstrates that depending on its varying degrees of persistence, productivity heterogeneity dictates economic growth. A regression analysis based upon a reduced-form version of the model shows that the persistence of human capital is the driving force behind the positive effects of productivity dispersion on economic growth.
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