Growth Theory for a Monetary Production Economy

Solows' growth theory addresses two questions: (a) how does the economy grow in to a stationary state equilibrium and (b) what will happen, if the growth of external factors induces a growth process. Both questions can be addressed in a Keynesian context too – although they are answered rather differently, as here demand and not some factor endowment is the restrictive factor. A model is presented, which integrates the multiplier of the General Theory and the reasoning of the Treatise to obtain a growth theory.

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