SES # | TOPICS | KEY DATES |
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1 |
Part 1Stylized facts of economic growth and development Part 2Introduction to the Solow growth model | |
2 | Introduction to the Solow growth model (cont.) | Problem set 1 out |
3 |
Part 1The Solow model and the data; growth accounting, levels accounting, and the facts Part 2Fundamental causes of income differences | |
4 | Foundations of Neoclassical growth; representative customers, optimal and competitive allocations, welfare theorems | Problem set 1 due |
5-6 | Neoclassical growth | Problem set 2 out in Ses #5 |
7 | Overlapping generations and dynamic efficiency | Problem set 2 due |
8 | Neoclassical endogenous growth: capital accumulation, externalities, and human capital | Problem set 3 out |
9-10 | Endogenous growth with expanding input varieties | Problem set 3 due and problem set 4 out in Ses #9 |
11 | Interdependences: human capital, technology diffusion, trade, and the world income distribution in an open economy | Problem set 4 due |
12 | Directed technical change: endogenous skill-bias and endogenous labor-augmenting technological change | |
13 | Optimal and competitive growth under uncertainty | Final exam taken 1 week after Ses #13 |