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Re: US TFP Growth
At 8:04 PM -0800 3/6/97, Paul Altesman wrote:
>Even the Perpetual
>Inventory Model (a hard fought attempt by some in the UN to be less than
>totally neoclassical)
Why is this less than purely neoclassical?
Isn't this the way the U.S. values its capital stock?
Doug
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- Thread context:
- Keynes and Macro,
LYNN TURGEON, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ECONOMICS, HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, ECOELT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mon 03 Mar 1997, 22:12 GMT
- US TFP Growth,
Derek Sicklen Mon 03 Mar 1997, 20:53 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- SV: US TFP Growth,
Per Gunnar Berglund Wed 05 Mar 1997, 11:46 GMT
- Re: US TFP Growth,
Paul Altesman Fri 07 Mar 1997, 04:04 GMT
- Re: US TFP Growth,
Doug Henwood Fri 07 Mar 1997, 04:23 GMT
- Re: US TFP Growth,
Paul Altesman Fri 07 Mar 1997, 05:19 GMT
- Re: US TFP Growth,
David Lloyd-Jones Sat 08 Mar 1997, 17:27 GMT
- Trond Andresen <Trond.Andresen@itk.ntnu.no>,
Mason A. Clark Mon 03 Mar 1997, 18:06 GMT
- Re: Mosler Sem.: Wray - Workfare, Motivation, Inflation,
James R. Olson, jr. Mon 03 Mar 1997, 15:32 GMT
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