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The Global Economy The Production Function

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Chapter 5

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National Income: Where It Comes From and Where It Goes

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Forecasting Interest Rates

Forecasting Interest Rates. Structural Models. Structural Models. Structural models are an attempt to determine causal relationships between various economic variables: Exogenous variables: Taken as given Endogenous Variables: Explained by the model. Exogenous. Model. Endogenous.

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Capital in the 21 st century

Capital in the 21 st century. Thomas Piketty Paris School of Economics April 2014. This presentation is based upon Capital in the 21 st century (Harvard University Press , March 2014)

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Growth and Inequality

Growth and Inequality. Thomas Piketty Paris School of Economics OECD, Growth Dialogue, March 20 th 2014. This presentation is based upon Capital in the 21 st century (Harvard University Press , March 2014)

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BUS 525: Managerial Economics Lecture 5 The Production Process and Costs

BUS 525: Managerial Economics Lecture 5 The Production Process and Costs. Activity Schedule:BUS525:2. Originally scheduled classes Makeup classes (Announced by University) Makeup classes proposed (To be finalized in consultation

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Inequality & Capitalism in the Long-Run

Inequality & Capitalism in the Long-Run. Thomas Piketty Paris School of Economics HONG KONG, October 18 th 2013. This lecture is based upon Capital in the 21 st century (Harvard Univ . Press , March 2014)

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EC336 Economic Development in a Global Perspective

EC336 Economic Development in a Global Perspective. Abhishek chakravarty 2013-14 Lecture 10. Lecture Outline. Migration in a One-Good Model Effects on source and destination countries. Who gains and who loses? The Brain Drain All the material is from Panagariya (2006) and Feini (2003).

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2. Distribution of National Income

2. Distribution of National Income. Factors of production and production function determine output and therefore national income Circular flow: national income flows from firms to households through the markets for the factors of production

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Lecture 4: From capital/income ratios to capital shares (Tuesday December 17 th 2013)

Economics of Inequality (Master PPD & APE, Paris School of Economics) Thomas Piketty Academic year 2013-2014 . Lecture 4: From capital/income ratios to capital shares (Tuesday December 17 th 2013) (check on line for updated versions). Capital- income ratios ? vs. capital shares ?.

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Chapter 5

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When Are Autocracies Economically Efficient?

When Are Autocracies Economically Efficient?. David Epstein, Columbia University Peter Rosendorff, University of Southern California. Motivation. Politics leads to economically inefficient outcomes because: Property rights are insecure, so governments can extract resources

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Marginal product of labor ( MPL )

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Profits and Wages per Efficiency Units of Labor

Profits and Wages per Efficiency Units of Labor. Labor and Rental Capital Market Equilibrium. w=MPL R=MPK. Profits. Profit = Y - wL - RK In competitive equilibrium : Profit =0 Why? -- Profit<0 ? better to shut down production

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