In economics, the Mill's paradox is a classical proposition that asserts an inverse correlation between the size of a country and the magnitude ... ...
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The product-variety model is a long-run economic growth model.
The product-variety model of Romer (1990) is a branch of innovation-based growth ... ...
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The Schumpeterian model is a model of long-run economic growth model.
Called Schumpeterian growth theory or Schumpeterian growth paradigm, it ... ...
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== Economic development strategies ==
"the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) revealed in a 2018 policy paper that blockchain is capable ... ...
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Generational poverty is a term defined as having been in poverty for at least two generations.
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| EconLog, forthcoming book on povertyurl=http://econlog.econlib.org/archiv ... log_book_cl_10.html |title=EconLog Book Club: For a New Liberty, Chapter ... ...
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Biological poverty is the type of poverty that refers to malnutrition and starvation. It could also refer to housing and clothing so inadequate ... ...
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Jeffrey Sachs is an American economist. He supports spending more on aid, and generally believes that infrastructure and education should be ... ...
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* The World Economy: Historical Statistics, a 2004 book by Angus Maddison that is an early precursor of the work done by the Maddison Project ... ...
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