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Robert M. Solow

    Robert Merton Solow war ein amerikanischer Ökonom, dessen Arbeit das Verständnis des Wirtschaftswachstums maßgeblich veränderte. Er entwickelte ein mathematisches Modell, das über Arbeit und Kapital hinausging und ein drittes entscheidendes Element einbezog: den technologischen Fortschritt, bekannt als 'Solow-Residuum'. Seine Theorien stellten frühere Vorstellungen von unvermeidlichen Wirtschaftskrisen in Frage und betonten die Bedeutung von Innovationen für eine nachhaltige Entwicklung. Solows Beiträge liegen in seiner gründlichen Untersuchung der Dynamiken, die die wirtschaftliche Expansion vorantreiben.

    Peter Badge, Nobel economists
    Why has the US economy done so well? Could it happen again?
    Work and Welfare
    Linear Programming and Economic Analysis
    Monopolistic Competition and Macroeconomic Theory
    Wachstumstheorie
    • The book explores the impact of monopolistic competition on macroeconomic theory, as examined by Nobel Laureate Robert Solow. It delves into how this market structure influences economic models and policy implications, providing insights into the complexities of competition and market dynamics. Solow's analysis offers a critical perspective on traditional economic assumptions, making it a valuable resource for understanding contemporary economic challenges.

      Monopolistic Competition and Macroeconomic Theory
    • Work and Welfare

      • 122 Seiten
      • 5 Lesestunden
      4,3(12)Abgeben

      Focusing on the contentious issue of welfare reform, Robert Solow critiques recent legislation that forces welfare recipients to choose between employment and benefits. He highlights the impracticality of this approach and advocates for a more equitable solution: a comprehensive plan ensuring job access for all able-bodied citizens. Through his insightful analysis, Solow emphasizes the need for a supportive framework that facilitates the transition from welfare to work, rather than imposing unrealistic choices on individuals.

      Work and Welfare