Focusing on endogenous growth theory, this book offers a historical perspective from Adam Smith to Paul Romer, highlighting the evolution of economic thought. It fills a significant gap in literature by providing a comprehensive analysis of various contributions, critically evaluating each author's ideas within a unified framework. The text serves as a valuable resource for both seasoned and graduate economists, presenting a detailed comparison of the origins, mechanisms, conclusions, and policy implications of these influential models.
Ramesh Chandra Bücher
