Endogenous Growth in Historical Perspective

Focusing on the evolution of endogenous growth theory, this book offers a critical historical analysis from Adam Smith to Paul Romer. It fills a significant gap in existing literature by providing a comprehensive study that collates various economic viewpoints and arguments in one volume. By examining the contributions of key figures like Alfred Marshall and Allyn Young, it presents a framework for understanding the origins, mechanisms, conclusions, and policy implications of these theories, catering to both seasoned and graduate economists.