Builing on my discussion of the paper by Daveri - Jona Lasinio (2005) on Italy's economic decline, I first enlarge the perspective of their key findings by considering developments in the US and the European economy. Moreover, I take a different perspective that hinges on the literature on productivity and business cycle, providing theoretical and empirical arguments that lend support to alternative views. This pertains especially to the role of reallocation effects in aggregate productivity and the link between market liberalization and productivity dynamics.
Italy's Decline: Getting the Facts Right: Comment / Nucci, Francesco. - In: GIORNALE DEGLI ECONOMISTI E ANNALI DI ECONOMIA. - ISSN 0017-0097. - STAMPA. - 67:(2008), pp. 103-115.
Italy's Decline: Getting the Facts Right: Comment
NUCCI, Francesco
2008
Abstract
Builing on my discussion of the paper by Daveri - Jona Lasinio (2005) on Italy's economic decline, I first enlarge the perspective of their key findings by considering developments in the US and the European economy. Moreover, I take a different perspective that hinges on the literature on productivity and business cycle, providing theoretical and empirical arguments that lend support to alternative views. This pertains especially to the role of reallocation effects in aggregate productivity and the link between market liberalization and productivity dynamics.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.