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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-62423-0 then explores the economic theory of investment in an attempt to identify the key factors that determine the level of investment and considers recent policies designed to. stimulate private-sector investment against this theoretical background.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42779-5ian model and shows how it implies that direct state intervention, both to avoid prolonged slumps and correct market failure on the supply side, is necessary if the economy is to fulfil its growth potential.

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Does Slow Growth Matter?,ssible, even though finite resources may be used up more rapidly, or that this growth may result in greater negative externalities. In other words, growth may well bring benefits to an individual country but the cost to the rest of the world may be excessive.

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Keynesian Prescriptions for Economic Growth,ian model and shows how it implies that direct state intervention, both to avoid prolonged slumps and correct market failure on the supply side, is necessary if the economy is to fulfil its growth potential.

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Polish vs. American Courtroom Discourseiciency of the private sector. This chapter discusses the New Classical economists’ critique of Keynesianism and examines their policy prescriptions for economic growth, many of which have been adopted by the Conservative Government since 1979.

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New Classical Prescriptions for Economic Growth,iciency of the private sector. This chapter discusses the New Classical economists’ critique of Keynesianism and examines their policy prescriptions for economic growth, many of which have been adopted by the Conservative Government since 1979.