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Keele Working Paper 2000/16
- .e.diedrich@(email omitted); Abstract In a steady-state economy, an interest rate that is larger than the maximum growth rate would lead
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i Maximum Sustainable Government Debt in the Overlapping Generations Model*
- be unsustainable because a steady state of the economy with non-degenerate values of the 2 variables may not exist
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with uninsurable
- and that H(x) = T (x, Q(.; h)). A steady state for this economy is a distribution ˜x such that ˜x = T (˜x, Q
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
- growing without bound. 8 In order to guarantee uniqueness of the steady-state wealth distribution, for a
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Endogenous Health Care and Life Expectancy in a Neoclassical Growth Model ∗
- likely to raise steady-state output and welfare. An important feature of our model is that life
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Murray Rothbard on Interest and Capital: An Exercise in Theoretical Purity
- are developed in the context of a steady state economy of a particular kind, an evenly rotating economy (ERE
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econ362mPS 18 Is There Anything New in the Concept of Sustainable Development?
- , 1972, 1973) calls a “steady state” economy — an idea he attributes to John Stuart Mill (1848), although
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Another Look at Whether a Rising Tide Lifts All Boats
- state economy, instead we are looking at a finite slice of time, and during this time period
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- with the Earth and all forms of life. This view is most compatible with a steady-state economy. Here
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MCPLIB: A Collection of Nonlinear Mixed Complementarity Problems
- an equilibrium, or a steady state, for the economy. More specifically, we define the following: i = 1; : : : ; m
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