2b: Growth and structural
change
Overview
Growth and structural change
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Growth & structural change: stylized facts
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Equal rates of K and L accumulaon
OR Equal rates of technical progress
in both sectors
Faster rel. rate of K accumulaon
OR faster technical progress in
manufacturing sector
Agriculture
Manufacturing
‘Balanced growth’ line - no str. change
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D
Balanced growth: equal rates of K and L accumulation
> equal growth rates of ag. & mfg. sectors
Agriculture
Manufacturing
‘Balanced growth’ line - no str. change
C
D
Rise in GDP, measured in terms
of manufactures at constant
prices
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Agriculture
Manufacturing
C
E
Unbalanced growth: faster rate of K accumulaon
faster relave growth rate of M sector.
• What happens to the composion of GNP?
Price changes and structural change
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Agriculture
Manufacturing
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Is full employment constraint realisc in a
poor economy?
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Industry wage
Wage in ag.
Subsistence ag
wage = AP(L)
Total ag.output
(read from right
to left)
Labor in industry
Labor in ag.
Labor in ag.
f L
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Industry labor demands
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Industry wage
Wage in ag
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Total ag.output
(read from right
to left)
Labor in industry
Labor in ag.
Labor in ag.
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Industry labor demands
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Wage in ag
Subsistence ag
wage
Total ag.output
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to left)
Labor in industry
Labor in ag.
Labor in ag.
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Industry labor demands
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Thoughts on dual economy
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Industry wage
Wage in ag
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Total ag.output
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Labor in industry
Labor in ag.
Labor in ag.
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Industry labor demands
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Prying open the Lewis and Solow models
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