Different visions of economic development. From Keynes to the Solow Growth, Harrod Domar Growth and the New Growth Model

An Overview

Dossier / Travail , 2015 , 20 Pages , Note: 2,3

Economie politique - Macroéconomie, en général

In this article four economic development models are described. The first one is the basis of the neoclassical theory of economic growth, the Solow model which deals with the exogenous growth. The second model is from Keynes. The third one is the Harrod-Domar model which is the basis of the Postkeynesian theory of economic growth and the last model deals with the endogenous growth and forms the basis for the new-classical theory of economic growth.

In the following four different models are indicated with the help of the method of the literature-based analysis. In every economic development model the origin, the acceptances and the criticism are performed and the frame of this work is not enough to give every derivation. In the end the result summarizes this housework.

Contents

1 Introduction

2 Solow growth model
2.1 Origin of the model
2.2 Assumptions of the model
2.3 Criticism of the model

3 Keynesian growth model
3.1 Origin of the model
3.2 Assumptions of the model
3.3 Criticism of the model

4 Harrod-Domar growth model

4.1 Origin of the model
4.2 Assumptions of the model
4.3 Criticism of the model

5 New growth model
5.1 Origin of the model
5.2 Assumptions of the model
5.3 Criticism of the model

6 Conclusion

Addition
1. List of references
2. List of illustrations

• Université: Berlin School of Economics and Law
• Note: 2,3
• Année de publication: 2015
• Pages: 20
• N° de catalogue: V310383
• ISBN (ebook): 9783668091498
• ISBN (Livre): 9783668091504
• Langue: anglais
• mots-clé: Solow growth model, Keynesian growth model, Harrod-Domar growth model, New growth model