Urban evolutions: the fast, the slow, and the still

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City sizes in terms of fast, slow and still patterns of urbanization are described, citing instances from localities in France and the United States. The quality ladder model for growth determines fast industrial growth and employment data, slow mobility and stable urban populations in cities.

United States, France, Economic aspects, Demographic aspects, United States economic conditions, Growth, Industrial development, Industrialization, Urbanization, Company growth

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Cumulative Investment and spillovers in the Formation of Technological Landscapes

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Product differentiation results from cumulative cost-reduction subject to spillovers which may be weak or strong. Differentiation stays and investments continue where spillovers are weak, but where they are strong, costs are less and less as standardization arise.

United Kingdom, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Product Development, Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Evaluation, Investments, Quality control, Product differentiation

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Endogenous labor supply, growth and overlapping generations

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A new study uses an over-lapping generations model to investigate endogenous labor supply.

Research, Economic development, Labor supply, Labor force

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