| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In this paper, neoclassical growth theory is applied to events in the United Kingdom, and the authors found that productivity shocks can not explain the persistence of the U.K. depression in the 1920s. (The economic slump in the United Kingdom, as described in this paper, began after World War I and lasted until 1936.) Here is a case where a positive productivity shock??a rapid increase in productiv
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