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Aggregate Growth and the Efficiency of Labour Reallocation

Overview Much of the literature on growth has taken a representative agent approach. The focus is therefore on what happens within firms (production, innovation, and invention), on the activities of workers (acquiring human capital), and on macroeconomic interactions (savings and investment). Recent work has produced a considerable advance in both theory and empirical work. This paper examines a different factor that matters in the growth process - the reallocation of resources, and in particular, labour.

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PublisherLondon School of Economics and Political Science File FormatPDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date PublishedAugust 2003 Downloads1
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