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Showing papers by "Robert M. Solow published in 1988"


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TL;DR: In this article, a lecture on the theory of economic growth was given and the topic of the lecture should be "on or associated with the work for which the Prize was awarded".
Abstract: I have been told that everybody has dreams, but that some people habitually forget them even before they wake up. That seems to be what happens to me. So I do not know if I have ever dreamt about giving this Lecture. I know that I have been in this room before, but that was in real life, and I was awake. If I have given this lecture in my dreams, there is no doubt that the topic was the theory of economic growth. I am told that the subject of the lecture should be "on or associated with the work for which the Prize was awarded." That is pretty unambiguous. But I would not even wish to use the leeway offered by the phrase "associated with." Growth theory is exactly what I want to talk about: for itself, for its achievements, for the gaps that remain to be filled, and also as a vehicle for some thoughts about the nature of theoretical research in macroeconomics, and empirical research as well.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)

260 citations


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01 Jan 1988
TL;DR: Theoretique de la croissance doit, progresser, exercer plusieurs methodologiques : fixite des coefficients, role de l'offre et de demande, integration du technique as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: La theorie de la croissance doit, progresser, exercer plusieurs methodologiques : fixite des coefficients, role de l'offre et de demande, integration du technique. La vraie question celle du mode de croissance intermediaire entre deux sentiers d'equilibre, et des approximations qu'il raissonnable empiriquement d'effectuer.

5 citations


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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present an Econometric model of inter-industry flows based on linear models and apply linear programming to the theory of the firm, which is similar to the one presented in this paper.
Abstract: 1952 6. 'An Econometric Model of Interindustry Flows," (with K. J. Arrow and R. Shephard, abstract), Econometrica, July 1952. 7. "On the Structure of Linear Models," Econometrica, January 1952. 8. Review of W. E. Deming: Some Theory of Sampling, Review of Econometrics and Statistics, May 1952. 9. Review of R. Dorfman: Application of Linear Programming to the Theory of the Firm, Journal of American Statistical Association, June 1952. 10. Review of T. C Koopmans (ed.): Activity Analysis of Production and Allocation, Journal of American Statistical Association, June 1952. 11. Review of R. Roy (ed.): Cahiers dii Seminaire dEconometrie, No. 1, Journal of American StatisticalAssociation, December 1952.

3 citations