@article{12373,
      recid = {12373},
      author = {Gylfason, Thorvaldur, and Gylfason, Þorvaldur,},
      title = {Principles of economic growth /},
      pages = {xii, 188 pages ;},
      note = {Contents : Chapter 1 : Growing Apart : Burma and Thailand;  Botswana, Nigeria, and Ghana; Uruguay, Argentina, and  Spain; Madagascar and Mauritius; Roots and branches;  Quantity and quality; The importance of being efficient;  Reforms and growth; Chapter 2 : Roots and Branches : The  first revolution : Adam Smith; Adam Smith's followers;  Enter mathematics : Harrod and Domar; The second  revolution: The neoclassical model; The third revolution:  Endogenous growth; Summary; Chapter 3 : Quantity and  Quality : Endogenous growth and technology; Endogenous  growth accounting; The level of income per head with  endogenous growth; The neoclassical model again; How  strong? How long?; Exogenous growth illustrated; How much  to save; Optimal growth in figures; Summary; Chapter 4 :  The Importance of Being Efficient : Growing together? Or  growing apart?; Absolute vs. conditional convergence;  Poverty traps; Case 1: Liberalization; Case 2:  Stabilization; Case 3: Privatization; Case 4: Education,  health, and distribution; Case 5: Natural resources and  geography; Summary; Chapter 5 : Reforms and Growth :  Unemployment and growth; Some obstacles to reforms and  growth; In conclusion; Appendices : 2.1 The Harrod-Domar  Model; 2.2 The Solow Model: Exogenous Growth; 2.3  Endogenous Growth; 3.1 More on Endogerous Growth; 3.2 More  on Exogenous Growth; 3.3 Optimal Saving and Growth; 4.1  Liberalization, Efficiency, and Growth; 4.2 Stabilization,  Efficiency, and Growth; 4.3 Privatization, Efficiency, and  Growth; 4.4 Education, Taxes, and Growth;.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/12373},
}