Technological Change and Immigration
We develop a simple model where two technologies are available to produce the same good, and we study under what conditions both will be used. We use the model to analyze the consequences of the simultaneous use of two different technologies for the economic variables and economic growth. Finally, we explore how migrations of factors affect the technological change and the performance of the economy.
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| Length: | 30 pages |
| Date of creation: | 2007 |
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| Handle: | RePEc:bar:bedcje:2007186 |
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