Externalities and Interdependent Growth: Theory and Evidence
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- 1 October 1996
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- Published by Elsevier in SSRN Electronic Journal
Abstract
I formulate and estimate a model of externalities within countries and technological interdependence across countries. I find that external returns to scale to physical capital within countries are 8 percent; that a 10 percent increase of total factor productivity of a country's neighbors raises its total factor productivity by 6 percent; and that a 2 percent annual growth rate of labor productivity can be explained as an endogenous response to an exogenous 0.2 percent annual growth rate of total factor productivity in the steady-state.Keywords
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