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DeFiPP Seminar
Reconsidering the Market Size Effect in Innovation and Growth (with Kiminori Matsuyama and Mathieu Parenti)
Catégorie :
conférence/cours/séminaire (spécialisé)
Date : 23/02/2021 16:00 - 23/02/2021 17:30
Lieu : via TEAMS
Orateur(s) : Hélène Latzer (Paris-I, CNRS and Université Saint-Louis)
Organisateur(s) : Christian Kiedaisch
Date : 23/02/2021 16:00 - 23/02/2021 17:30
Lieu : via TEAMS
Orateur(s) : Hélène Latzer (Paris-I, CNRS and Université Saint-Louis)
Organisateur(s) : Christian Kiedaisch
Abstract:
In the standard horizontal innovation model of
endogenous growth, larger economies innovate more and grow
faster. Due to the homotheticity of preferences, however, it
does not matter whether the large market size comes from a large
population or a high per capita expenditure. In this paper, we
extend the standard model to allow for nonhomothetic
preferences, while preserving its balanced growth property.
Among others, we show that, holding the size fixed, economies
with higher per capita expenditure and smaller populations
innovate more and grow faster (slower) in the case of increasing
(decreasing) relative love for variety.
Contact :
Christian Kiedaisch
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christian.kiedaisch@unamur.be
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