Prize lecture: Paul M. Romer, Prize in Economic Sciences 2018

Romer explains how innovation and ideas drive long-run growth and progress.

Economics of scienceEconomic growthNobel lectureexperteconomic progressendogenous growth theoryideas as a factor of productionincreasing returnsintellectual propertyresearch and developmentPaul M. Romer

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