Modelos de crecimiento endogeno: externalidades del capital humano
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Krueger Alan B. yLindahl, “Education for Growth: Why and for Whom?; Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. XXXIX (December 2001) pp. 1101 – 1136.
Lucas Robert E.,Jr. “On the mechanics of development planning”, Journal ofMonetary Economics, 22,1, 1988.
Lucas Robert E.,Jr. “Lectures on Economic Growth”, Harvard University Press, 2002.
McMahon Walter W; “education and Development, Measuring the Social Benefits”, Oxford:Oxford University Press, 1999.
Mankiw, Romer y Weill. “A contribution to the empirics of economic growth”. Quarterly Jounal of Economics, 1992.
Mincer Jacob; “Schooling, Experience and Earnings”,...
Benhabib, Jess y Mark M. Spiegel; “The Role of Human Capital in Economic Development:Evidence from aggregate Cross-Country Data”; Journal of Monetary Economics, 34.
Barro Robert y Sala-i-Martín. Economic Growth. Mc. Graw Hill, 1995
Blankenau William F. and Simpson Nicole B.; “PublicEducation Expeditures and Growth”; Journal of Development Economics 73, 2004.
Davis Jim; “Empirical Evidence on Human Capital Externalities” University of Western Ontario. London Canada, 2003.
DowrickSteve; “Ideas and Education: Level or Growth Efects?” Working Paper 9709; National Bureau of Economic Research, mayo, 2003.
Grossman y Helpman. “Endogenous innovation in the theory of growth” Journal ofeconomics perspectives 8 (1), 1994.
Guisàn M. Carmen. “Capital Humano y Capital Físico en la OCDE, su Importancia en el Crecimiento Económico en el Periodo 1965-90”; Facultad de Económicas,Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (España)
Heckman Robert y meter Klenow; “Human Capital Policy”, University of Chicago, momeo, 1997.
Jones Hywell “Introducción a las Teorías Modernas del CrecimientoEconómico”; Antoni Bosch, editor, 1998.
Koopmans Tjalling C. “On the concept of optimal economic growth”, en The econometric approach to development planning, Amsterdam, 1965.
Krueger Alan B. yLindahl, “Education for Growth: Why and for Whom?; Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. XXXIX (December 2001) pp. 1101 – 1136.
Lucas Robert E.,Jr. “On the mechanics of development planning”, Journal ofMonetary Economics, 22,1, 1988.
Lucas Robert E.,Jr. “Lectures on Economic Growth”, Harvard University Press, 2002.
McMahon Walter W; “education and Development, Measuring the Social Benefits”, Oxford:Oxford University Press, 1999.
Mankiw, Romer y Weill. “A contribution to the empirics of economic growth”. Quarterly Jounal of Economics, 1992.
Mincer Jacob; “Schooling, Experience and Earnings”,...
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