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Routledge - The Growing Economy by J. E. Meade - Economics Book

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Description

Expand your understanding of economic theory with The Growing Economy by Nobel Prize winning economist J. E. Meade. Published by Routledge, this work serves as the sequel to his classic study, The Stationary Economy. While his previous work focused on static equilibrium, this volume shifts the focus to equilibrium growth. Meade provides a systematic treatment of economic analysis through a series of simplified models. These models help illustrate the connections between various specialist fields of economic theory. By moving beyond static models, the text explores how economies evolve over time. Readers will examine how growth occurs through capital accumulation, population expansion, and technical progress. Meade introduces the role of capital goods to build a comprehensive framework for understanding modern economic development. This book is a foundational resource for those studying business, finance, and economic history.

Key Features

Written by Nobel Prize winning economist J. E. Meade to provide a systematic treatment of economic analysis.

Serves as a direct sequel to the classic study The Stationary Economy for a continuous learning path.

Uses simplified models to demonstrate the connections between different specialist fields of economic theory.

Shifts the analytical focus from static equilibrium to the study of equilibrium growth.

Explores the mechanics of growth through capital accumulation and population expansion.

Includes the study of technical progress and the introduction of capital goods in economic models.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
09 August 2017
Listed Since
31 August 2017

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