Structural Change and Economic Dynamics

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): F. Duchin, H. Hagemann, M. Landesmann, R. Scazzieri, A. Steenge and B. Verspagen

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Classical dynamics in a general model of the Keynes-Wicksell type pp. 401-428: Peter Flaschel and Rajiv Sethi
A Kaldorian model of economic growth with labour shortage and major technical changes pp. 429-449: Maurizio Pugno
The bootstrap theory of money: A search-theoretic foundation of monetary economics pp. 451-477: Katsuhito Iwai
On the size distribution of businesses of large enterprises: UK manufacturing pp. 479-494: Paul A. Kattuman

Dynamic patterns in transformation pp. 281-297: Amit Bhaduri
Growth and international competitiveness in a 'Kaldorian' perspective pp. 299-320: Luciano Boggio
The new economic integration: Structuralist models of North-South trade and investment liberalization pp. 321-345: Robert Blecker
The early contribution of Erik Lundberg: A commentary to his licentiate thesis 'On the concept of economic equilibrium' (1930) pp. 347-360: Rolf G. H. Henriksson
On the concept of economic equilibrium pp. 361-390: Erik Lundberg

Appraising Pasinetti's structural dynamics pp. 127-134: Izumi Hishiyama
Structural economic dynamics and technical progress in a pure labour economy pp. 135-146: Heinrich Bortis
Natural dynamics, endogenous structural change and the theory of demand: A comment on Pasinetti pp. 147-162: Davide Gualerzi
The significance of the theory of vertically integrated processes for the problem of economic development pp. 163-171: Joseph Halevi
Comparison of neoclassical and neo-Austrian growth models pp. 173-192: John L. R. Proops and Stefan Speck
Innovation and collective action: The dynamics of change pp. 193-206: Patrizio V. Bianchi and Lee M. Miller
Preference, structure and economic growth pp. 207-221: Wei-Bin Zhang
A model of structural breaks in economic growth pp. 223-241: Shawn Ni and X. Wang
A Metzlerian model of inventory growth cycles pp. 243-262: Reiner Franke
Studies in Economic Instability and Change pp. 263-271: Hans-Michael Trautwein

Asymmetry in economic time series and the simultaneous switching autoregressive model pp. 1-34: Naoto Kunitomo and Seisho Sato
Detecting stochastic bubbles on an East European foreign exchange market: An estimation/simulation approach pp. 35-53: Wojciech Charemza
Empirical exchange rate models and shifts in the co-integrating vector pp. 55-78: Michael D. Goldberg and Roman Frydman
The cross-country Engel curve for product diversification pp. 79-97: Josef Falkinger and Josef Zweimüller
Endogenous regime switching in speculative markets pp. 99-118: Rajiv Sethi

Structural change and prices of production pp. 397-434: Gerald Dumenil and Dominique Levy
A reconsideration of Hicks' non-linear trade cycle model pp. 435-459: Cars Hommes
A time-explicit theory of production: Analytical and operational suggestions following a 'fund-flow' approach pp. 461-483: Paolo Piacentini
Why the interpretation of the Cobb-Douglas production function must be radically changed pp. 485-504: Paolo Sylos Labini
Production frontiers: Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf and C.A. Knox Lovell, (Camridge University Press, Cambridge, 1994) pp. xv + 296, L. 30, ISBN 0 521 42033 4 pp. 508-510: David F. Heathfield

Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen (1906-1994): An admirable epistemologist pp. 261-265: Kozo Mayumi
In honor of Wassily Leontief's 90th birthday pp. 267-269: Faye Duchin
What Input-Output is about pp. 271-277: Maria Augusztinovics
Inductive theory in economic development: A tribute to Wassily Leontief on his 90th birthday pp. 279-293: Alice H. Amsden
Input-output economics and computable general equilibrium models pp. 295-304: Adam Rose
In appreciation of Wassily Leontief pp. 305-308: Robert Dorfman
Leontief's spatial economic analyses pp. 309-318: Karen R. Polenske
When input-output analysis came to Norway pp. 319-330: Olav Bjerkholt
Input-output economics and ecology pp. 331-333: Bruce Hannon
The choice of technology and associated changes in prices in the U.S. economy pp. 335-357: Faye Duchin and Glenn-Marie Lange
Welfare maximization in economic theory: Another viewpoint pp. 359-376: Shmuel Amir
Measuring technological dynamics and structural change, their interrelationships and their effects pp. 377-396: Giancarlo Barbiroli

Convergence in the global economy. A broad historical viewpoint pp. 143-165: Bart Verspagen
Europe in the world technological competition pp. 167-183: Bruno Amable and Robert Boyer
Economic growth, technological change and employment: empirical evidence for a cumulative growth model with external causation for nine OECD countries: 1960-1990 pp. 185-213: Paolo Pini
External debt cycles pp. 215-236: Kazuo Nishimura and Michihiro Ohyama
Time-varying parameters: a critical introduction pp. 237-260: Marco P. Tucci

Government policy and the long-run dynamics of competitiveness pp. 1-21: G. N. von Tunzelmann
Competitiveness and its predecessors--a 500-year cross-national perspective pp. 23-42: Erik Reinert
Technological change, capital accumulation, and changing trade patterns over the long term pp. 43-70: Edward Wolff
Comparative productivity levels in manufacturing since the Industrial Revolution: Lessons from Britain, America, Germany and Japan pp. 71-95: Stephen Broadberry
The lion's share: Britain's export performance revisited, 1899-1929 pp. 97-109: Douglas Irwin
The International Comparison Project as a source of private consumption data for a global input-output model pp. 111-132: Gerald Meagher
Input-output reduction by Leontief's double inversion method: A note pp. 133-137: Antonio Guccione and William J. Gillen