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1052 Trade policy and economic growth: A skeptic’s guide to the cross-national evidence - Rodŕıguez, Rodrik
1044 Does Trade Cause Growth - Frankel, Romer - 1999
823 The role of human capital in economic development: evidence from aggregate cross-country data, in - Benhabib, Mark - 1994
681 Economic Backwardness in Historical Perspective - Gerschenkron - 1962
361 Barriers to technology adoption and development - Parente, Prescott - 1994
353 Investment in humans, technological diffusion, and economic growth - Nelson, Edmund - 1966
159 Total Factor Productivity: A Short Biography - Hulten - 2001
133 Mapping the two faces of R&D: Productivity growth in a panel of OECD industries - Griffith, Redding, et al. - 2004
121 Trade and productivity”, - Alcala, Ciccone - 2004
118 Understanding Patterns of Economic Growth: Searching for Hills among Plateaus, Mountains, and Plains. The World Bank Economic Review. - Pritchett - 2000
115 How confident can we be in CGE-based assessments of free trade agreements? GTAP Working Paper No - Hertel, Hummels, et al. - 2004
97 Appropriate Growth Policy: a Unifying Framework’. - Aghion, Howitt - 2006
89 Human Capital and Technology Diffusion - Benhabib, Spiegel - 2005
87 Growth, Distance to Frontier and Composition of Human Capital - Vandenbussche, Aghion, et al. - 2006
68 The world technology frontier. - Caselli, Coleman - 2006
63 Time Series Analysis of Export Demand Equations: A Cross-Country Analysis, - Senhadji, Montenegro - 1999
53 Externalities and Growth," - Klenow, Rodriguez-Clare - 2004
48 The World Income Distribution”, - Acemoglu, Ventura - 2001 (Show Context)

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...nology gap is constant. These dynamics are consistent with the common understandingsthat differences in income and productivity levels are permanent, while differences in growthsrates are transitory (=-=Acemoglu and Ventura, 2002-=-). The model reproduction of South Africansgrowth during 1960-2005 (explained in the next section) is of transitional character, and thussendogenous.s4. Reproducing the growth path for South AfricasTh...

43 Barriers and the transition to modern growth. - Ngai - 2004
38 Understanding South Africa's economic puzzles. - Rodrik - 2006
37 Economic Convergence and Economic Policies." NBER Working Paper - Sachs, Warner - 1995 (Show Context)

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...runstechnological divergence is a possible outcome. This is consistent with empirical evidencesshowing convergence among open economies, while high trade barriers may generate asdevelopment trap (see =-=Sachs and Warner, 1995-=-).sFigure 1 about here.sThe productivity dynamics, as well as the transitional and long-run effects of increased tradesshare, are illustrated in Figure 1. The horizontal axis shows the relative positi...

36 A UniÞed Theory of the Evolution of International Income Levels," - Parente, Prescott - 2004
34 South African Trade Policy Matters: Trade Performance and Trade Policy’, - Edwards, Lawrence - 2006
33 International spillovers, productivity growth and openness in Thailand: An intertemporal general equilibrium analysis - Diao, Rattsø, et al. - 2005
31 Interest rate effects of output: evidence from a GDP forecasting model for South Africa,” - Aron, Muellbauer - 2002
23 Technological convergence, R&D, trade and productivity growth. - Cameron, Proudman, et al. - 2005
23 Barriers to Capital Accumulation and Aggregate Total Factor Productivity”, - Restuccia - 2004 (Show Context)

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...amsey growth modelsCalibrated general equilibrium models have been used in the Parente and Prescott (1994)stradition emphasizing barriers to capital accumulation (see for instance Chari et al., 1996;s=-=Restuccia, 2004-=-). Technological change is exogenous as in the standard Solow model.sCompared to this literature we focus on open economy mechanisms and the interactionsbetween endogenous productivity and investment....

22 The Washington consensus reconsidered: Towards a new global governance. - Serra, Stiglitz - 2008
21 Trade and the diffusion of the industrial revolution. - Lucas, J - 2009
17 human capital and growth: evidence from a middle income country case study applying dynamic heterogeneous panel analysis - Fedderke
15 Technology Adoption and Multiple Growth Paths: An Intertemporal General Equilibrium Analysis of the Catch-up - Stokke - 2004
13 South Africa's Export Predicament. - Hausmann, Klinger - 2006
12 What Makes a Country Socially Capable of Catching Up?, Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv 130 - Hansson, Henrekson - 1994
11 The structural transformation and aggregate productivity in Portugal. - Duarte, Restuccia - 2007
11 Armington Elasticities for South Africa: Long- and Short-Run Industry Level Estimates, Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies, Working Paper 12-2003 - Gibson - 2003
10 Learning by exporting and structural change: A Ramsey growth model of Thailand - Diao, Rattsø, et al. - 2006
9 The sun also rises: Productivity convergence between Japan and the - Cameron - 2000
8 Testing creative destruction in an opening economy: the case of the South African manufacturing industries. Working Paper no - Aghion, Fedderke, et al.
7 On the output effects of barriers to trade - Ferreira, Trejos - 2006
7 Industrial labor productivities and tariffs in South Africa: Identification based on WTO liberalization reform - HARDING, RATTSØ
7 Parameter estimation and measures of goodness of fit in a global general equilibrium model - Liu, Arndt, et al. - 2004
5 Terms-of-trade, structural transformation, and Japan’s growth slowdown - COLEMAN - 2005
5 Market access, openness and growth - Romalis - 2007
4 Competition and productivity growth in South Africa. Paper was part of the South Africa Growth Initiative. The Center for International Development, - Aghion, Braun, et al. - 2006
4 Empirical Estimation of Elasticities in IDC’s General Equilibrium Model - IDC - 1997
3 The poverty of nations: a quantitative investigation. NBER Working Paper no - Chari, Kehoe, et al. - 1996 (Show Context)

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...Thailand.s7 3.sThe Ramsey growth modelsCalibrated general equilibrium models have been used in the Parente and Prescott (1994)stradition emphasizing barriers to capital accumulation (see for instance =-=Chari et al., 1996-=-;sRestuccia, 2004). Technological change is exogenous as in the standard Solow model.sCompared to this literature we focus on open economy mechanisms and the interactionsbetween endogenous productivit...

2 RSA Standardised Industry Database,” www.quantec.co.za, - Research - 2007 (Show Context)

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...itative effects of trade barriers depend on keysparameters.s3 The assumption of 0.7% labor growth is consistent with data on average annual employment growth in SouthsAfrica during 1971-2005 (Quantec =-=Research, 2007-=-).s4 Detailed documentation of the calibration and the 1998 Social Accounting Matrix is given in a separatesappendix available from the authors.s5 The calculation is based on trade shares in the range...

2 A growth model for South Africa - Rattsø, Stokke - 2007
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