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Un modelo de bajo crecimiento: la informalidad como restricción estructural 

Cimoli, Mario | Primi, Annalisa | Pugno, Maurizio (2006-04)
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Structural change and domestic technological capabilities 

Katz, Jorge (2006-08)
This paper examines the role of structural change as a source of economic growth and institutional and technological change. With the creation of new activities in the economy, significant changes occur in institutions and in the way domestic production capabilities are organized, which alters the ultimate sources of growth in society. This is a ...
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Cambio estructural y capacidad tecnológica local 

Katz, Jorge (2006-08)
Este trabajo examina el papel del cambio estructural como fuente del crecimiento económico y del desarrollo institucional y tecnológico. Con la creación de nuevas actividades, la capacidad de organización productiva local y las instituciones experimentan cambios significativos, que alteran las fuentes esenciales de crecimiento de la sociedad. Se trata ...
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A low-growth model: informality as a structural constraint 

Cimoli, Mario | Primi, Annalisa | Pugno, Maurizio (2006-04)

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