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Social and Political Factors in a Model of Endogenous Economic Growth and Distribution: An Application to the Philippines

In: Macroeconomic Policies For Stable Growth

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  • Delano S. Villanueva

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The following sections are included:IntroductionThe Theoretical FrameworkThe Macro EconomyAsset Distribution and Social ExtractionFactor Incomes and the Rate of ExtractionThe Determinants of the Rate of ExtractionPolitics of Growth and Growth of PoliticsThe Growth ModelCalibration of the ModelSimulating the Effects of Public PoliciesSector-Specific and Institutional PoliciesFiscal PoliciesSensitivity of Results to Assumption on αThe Philippine Macroeconomic ExperienceWealth DistributionThe Rate of Social ExtractionInflationExtractive ActivitiesDistributional IssuesSummary and ConclusionsAppendix 6.A: Derivation of Optimal Group Allocation RatesReferences

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  • Delano S. Villanueva, 2008. "Social and Political Factors in a Model of Endogenous Economic Growth and Distribution: An Application to the Philippines," World Scientific Book Chapters, in: Macroeconomic Policies For Stable Growth, chapter 6, pages 176-210, World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd..
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