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Informationen zum Autor Michael Peters & Alp Simsek Klappentext This is an essential companion to Daron Acemoglu's landmark textbook! "Introduction to Modern Economic Growth." Designed for students! this manual contains solutions to selected exercises located throughout Acemoglu's text! helping students to maximize and reinforce their understanding of the material. Students will find this book invaluable for coursework and self-study. Zusammenfassung A companion to Daron Acemoglu's textbook, "Introduction to Modern Economic Growth", this manual contains solutions to selected exercises located throughout Acemoglu's text, helping students to maximize and reinforce their understanding of the material. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction ix Chapter 2: The Solow Growth Model 1 Exercise 2.11 1 Exercise 2.14* 5 Exercise 2.17 7 Exercise 2.18* 10 Exercise 2.19* 11 Exercise 2.20 12 Exercise 2.23 14 Exercise 2.27 17 Chapter 3: The Solow Model and the Data 21 Exercise 3.1 21 Exercise 3.9 23 Chapter 4: Fundamental Determinants of Differences in Economic Performance 25 Exercise 4.3 25 Chapter 5: Foundations of Neoclassical Growth 27 Exercise 5.9 27 Exercise 5.11 29 Exercise 5.12 30 Exercise 5.14* 36 Chapter 6: Infinite-Horizon Optimization and Dynamic Programming 39 Exercise 6.2* 39 Exercise 6.8 39 Exercise 6.9 43 Chapter 7: An Introduction to the Theory of Optimal Control 45 Exercise 7.1 45 Exercise 7.10 47 Exercise 7.17* 47 Exercise 7.18 48 Exercise 7.21 50 Exercise 7.24* 51 Exercise 7.25 55 Exercise 7.28 56 Chapter 8: The Neoclassical Growth Model 63 Exercise 8.2 63 Exercise 8.11 64 Exercise 8.15 66 Exercise 8.19 68 Exercise 8.23 69 Exercise 8.27 73 Exercise 8.31 76 Exercise 8.33 81 Chapter 9: Growth with Overlapping Generations 87 Exercise 9.1 87 Exercise 9.6 88 Exercise 9.7 90 Exercise 9.15 93 Exercise 9.16 95 Exercise 9.17 100 Exercise 9.21 101 Exercise 9.24* 102 Exercise 9.32* 104 Chapter 10: Human Capital and Economic Growth 107 Exercise 10.2 107 Exercise 10.6 109 Exercise 10.7 113 Chapter 11: First-Generation Models of Endogenous Growth 119 Exercise 11.4 119 Exercise 11.14 125 Exercise 11.17 129 Exercise 11.18 130 Chapter 12: Modeling Technological Change 131 Exercise 12.2 131 Exercise 12.11 132 Exercise 12.13 134 Chapter 13: Expanding Variety Models 139 Exercise 13.1 139 Exercise 13.6 141 Exercise 13.7 142 Exercise 13.13* 144 Exercise 13.15 148 Exercise 13.19 150 Exercise 13.22 159 Chapter 14: Models of Schumpeterian Growth 163 Exercise 14.2 163 Exercise 14.7* 164 Exercise 14.13 167 Exercise 14.15 171 Exercise 14.18 179 Exercise 14.21* 182 Exercise 14.26 186 Chapter 15: Directed Technological Change 197 Exercise 15.6 197 Exercise 15.18 201 Exercise 15.19 212 Exercise 15.24* 216 Exercise 15.27 218 Chapter 16: Stochastic Dynamic Programming 223 Exercise 16.4* 223 Exercise 16.8 224 Exercise 16.10 224 Exercise 16.11* 225 Exercise 16.12 231 Exercise 16.14 233 Chapter 17: Stochastic Growth Models 237 Exercise 17.13 237 Exercise 17.18 240 Exercise 17.30 * 243 Chapter 18: Diffusion of Technology 249 Exercise 18.8 249 Exercise 18.13* 254 Exercise 18.16* 258 Exercise 18.21 260 Chapter 19: Trade and Growth 263 Exercise 19.2* 263 Exercise 19.3 266 Exercise 19.4* 268 Exercise 19.11* 270 Exercise 19.25* 273 Exercise 19.26 * 274 Exercise 19.27 * 279 Exercise 19.28 284 Exercise 19.29 285 Exercise 19.33 289 Chapter 20: Structural Change and Economic Growth 293 Exercise 20.3 293 Exercise 20.5 294 Exercise 20.6 296 Exercise 20.8 296 Exercise 20.9* 299 Exercise 20.17 299 Exercise 20.19* 305 Chapter 21: Structural Transformations and Market Failures in Development 309 Exercise 21.1 309 Exercise 21.6 311 Exercise 21.12 315 Chapter 22: Institutions! Political Economy and Growth 323 Exe...
