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The following pages link to Why Do New Technologies Complement Skills? Directed Technical Change and Wage Inequality (Q4266356):
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- Luddites, the industrial revolution, and the demographic transition (Q382973) (← links)
- The macroeconomics of model T (Q406425) (← links)
- Technological change, population dynamics, and natural resource depletion (Q459177) (← links)
- Technological choices and unemployment benefits in a matching model with heterogeneous workers (Q707838) (← links)
- Non-routine tasks, restructuring of firms, and wage inequality within and between skill-groups (Q811995) (← links)
- Dynamic effects of patent policy on innovation and inequality in a Schumpeterian economy (Q825187) (← links)
- The rise in returns to education and the decline in household savings (Q844589) (← links)
- Endogenous skill bias (Q953709) (← links)
- Clusters of invention, life cycle of technologies and endogenous growth (Q956525) (← links)
- Labor market rigidities and R\&D-based growth in the global economy (Q956529) (← links)
- Firm heterogeneity, trade, and wage inequality (Q991394) (← links)
- Cake eating, exhaustible resource extraction, life-cycle saving, and non-atomic games: existence theorems for a class of optimal allocation problems (Q1042359) (← links)
- Nonlinear duopoly games with positive cost externalities due to spillover effects. (Q1401022) (← links)
- Is technical change directed by the supply of skills? The case of South Korea. (Q1607284) (← links)
- Dynamic analysis of wage inequality and creative destruction (Q1650949) (← links)
- Endogenous sector-biased technical change and perpetual and transient structural change (Q1654181) (← links)
- Unions, innovation and cross-country wage inequality (Q1656765) (← links)
- Abatement, R\&D and growth with a pollution ceiling (Q1657560) (← links)
- Diffusion and innovation of new technologies under skill heterogeneity (Q1780174) (← links)
- The magnification effect of trade on wages with endogenous technology (Q1927592) (← links)
- Research cycles (Q1958958) (← links)
- Economic convergence: policy implications from a heterogeneous agent model (Q1994573) (← links)
- Sequential R\&D and blocking patents in the dynamics of growth (Q2014732) (← links)
- Phases of globalization, wages and inequality (Q2281259) (← links)
- Market access, labor mobility, and the wage skill premium: new evidence from Chinese cities (Q2281262) (← links)
- Effect of product obsolescence on wages: role of international trade and skill levels (Q2292816) (← links)
- Human capital accumulation, fertility and economic development (Q2379676) (← links)
- Estimating the social return to higher education: evidence from longitudinal and repeated cross-sectional data (Q2439073) (← links)
- Wage inequality, technology, and trade (Q2469837) (← links)
- Growth volatility and technical progress: a simple rent-seeking model (Q2509067) (← links)
- Search costs and wage inequality (Q2690331) (← links)
- THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN CAPITAL ON ECONOMIC GROWTH (Q2843368) (← links)
- THE ROAD NOT TAKEN: WHAT IS THE “APPROPRIATE” PATH TO DEVELOPMENT WHEN GROWTH IS UNBALANCED? (Q2843411) (← links)
- SKILL BIAS IN AN ENDOGENOUS GROWTH MODEL: EVALUATING THE CASE FOR MARKET SIZE AND ACCELERATION EFFECTS (Q2843414) (← links)
- BIASED TECHNICAL CHANGE, INTERMEDIATE GOODS, AND TOTAL FACTOR PRODUCTIVITY (Q2911585) (← links)
- CAPITAL- AND LABOR-SAVING TECHNICAL CHANGE IN AN AGING ECONOMY (Q2980208) (← links)
- A NEO-SCHUMPETERIAN MODEL OF ENERGY MARKETS (Q3393543) (← links)
- AN AGENT-BASED LABOR MARKET SIMULATION WITH ENDOGENOUS SKILL-DEMAND (Q3521523) (← links)
- THE DOUBLE ROLE OF SKILLED LABOR, NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND WAGE INEQUALITY (Q4671049) (← links)
- A Co-evolutionary Model for Human Capital and Innovative Firms (Q5148533) (← links)
- Competing engines of growth: innovation and standardization (Q5891646) (← links)
- Testing the Acemoglu--Pischke model in Spain (Q5941128) (← links)
- Human capital, innovation, and growth (Q6053621) (← links)
- Anti‐immigration policy in developed countries: Welfare and distributional implications for developing economies (Q6074913) (← links)