K+S Schumpeter-Keynes Growth ABM Model
How do firm-level R&D investment, Schumpeterian innovation cascades, and Keynesian aggregate demand failures jointly produce the statistical properties of long-run growth -- trend growth, business cycles, fat-tailed recessions, and persistent productivity dispersion -- without imposing them from above?
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Nelson and Winter (1982) -- evolutionary foundations: firm routines, stochastic search, selection dynamics
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Dosi, Fagiolo, and Roventini (2010) -- original K+S model: two-sector economy with Schumpeterian innovation and Keynesian demand
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Dosi, Fagiolo, Napoletano, Roventini (2013) -- K+S with income distribution, a credit market and fiscal policy: austerity vs. stimulus, state-dependent multipliers
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Dosi, Fagiolo, Napoletano, Roventini, Treibich (2015) -- K+S with an endogenous banking sector and monetary policy: this is where the Taylor rule and credit rationing enter the family
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Dosi et al. (2017) -- K+S with labor market: firing costs, minimum wage, unemployment benefits
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Dosi et al. (2018) -- K+S with inequality: markup-driven functional income distribution
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Silverberg and Verspagen (2005) -- innovation race models with heterogeneous firms and path dependence
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Ciarli et al. (2010) -- multi-sector structural change ABM in the evolutionary tradition
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Lamperti, Dosi, Napoletano, Roventini, Sapio (2018) -- DSK climate-economy K+S: carbon taxes, directed technical change, climate damages (distinct from Lamperti, Roventini and Sani 2018 on surrogate calibration)
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