On the Limit-Properties of Structural Change

Stijepic, Denis

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“…Most aspects of the structure of an economy can be described by a set of shares of an aggregate construct (for a general discussion, see Stijepic, 2014a). Examples 1 and 2 illustrate this fact.…”

Section: Structural Dynamics and Standard Simplexesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(b) Scenario I implies that there is some fixed point or limit cycle in S; cf. Stijepic (2014a), "Theorem 1", on the limit properties of the trajectories satisfying Assumptions 1-4. (c) The structural change models discussed in Section 1 predict Scenario I (fixed point).…”

Section: Corollary 1 (Economic Interpretation Of Theorem 1)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Thus, is continuous and non-selfintersecting. See also Stijepic (2014a), "Theorem 3" and "Lemmas 12 and 13".…”

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“…This fact is illustrated in the following examples. For a general discussion see Stijepic (2014a). These facts reduce the set of all feasible i  drastically: the i  are located on a standard simplex of dimension (n-1).…”

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“…We provide here an example which has been introduced by Stijepic (2014a) under the name "exogenous structural change". Stijepic (2014b) …”

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A Geometrical Approach to Structural Change Modeling

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2014

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We propose a model for studying the dynamics of economic structures. The model is based on qualitative information regarding structural dynamics, in particular, (a) the information on the geometrical properties of trajectories (and their domains) which are studied in structural change theory and (b) the empirical information from stylized facts of structural change. We show that structural change is path-dependent in this model and use this fact to restrict the number of future structural change scenarios significantly. We focus on labour-allocation-dynamics in a tree-sector-economy. However, our approach can be applied to other types of structural change (e.g. incomedistribution-dynamics).

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On the Limit-Properties of Structural Change

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A geometrical approach to structural change modelling

A geometrical approach to structural change modelling

A Geometrical Approach to Structural Change Modeling

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