摘要: This paper argues that the "scale effects" prediction of many recent R & D-based models growth is inconsistent with time-series evidence from industrialized economies. A modified version Romer model consistent this proposed, but extended alters a key implication usually found in endogenous theory. Although generated endogenously through D, long-run rate depends only on parameters are taken to be exogenous, including population growth.
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