ECONOMIC GROWTH
Spring 2016
Errata to lecture notes
(continually updated)
18/2
LN, Ch. 2, p. 24, line 5-7:
Starting with "As explained ..." delete.
- ,
p. 25, line 13-14: Delete ", cf. Appendix A".
26/2
LN, Ch. 2, p. 31, line 9:
"Appendix A" should read "Appendix A of
Lecture Notes to Macroeconomics" (see.
- p. 32, n. 8: "Appendix"
should read "Appendix B".
- p. 50, line 2-3: Delete ", cf. the
next chapter".
- p. 55:
Table 4.1 lacks a fifth column to the right with "sigma = infinity" in the upper
cell and "Linear"" in the lower cell.
LN, Ch. 4, p. 69, line 6: "do
three" should read "there are three".
- , p. 79, line 2 from below: ", and consumption
per unit ..." should read ", capital-labor
ratio, k=K/L, and consumption per unit ...".
- , p. 82, line 8-9: "that is some of"
should read "and thereby to".
LN, Ch. 5, p. 90, line 8: "and thus approximated by the
..." should read "and thus be
approximated by two-years moving averages of the ...".
- , p. 98, line 14-15 from below: "becomes driven
by (´explained by´)" should read "becomes
´driven by´".
- , p.
99, eq. (5.21): All "ε_Kt" in this equation skould
read "α_it*".
4/3
LN, Ch. 4, p. 72, line
14: "technical change is skill-biassed"
should read "technical change favors skilled labor (and does
so even when L_2/L_1 is rising".
- , p. 80, line 4: "must grow at"
should read "and k = K/L must grow at".
- , p. 81, line 3 from below: "part (i) of
Proposition 2" should read "part (i) of
Proposition 1".
LN, Ch. 6, p. 103, line
3-2 from below: "f´´ < 0, and"
should read "f´´ < 0. We assume that".
16/3
LN, Ch. 7, p. 119, eq.
(7.2): From the point of view of empirical realism, the parameter
inequality "ε ≤ 1" should be added (see
Afterthoughts).
31/4
Short Note 1, p. 3, line
1: "endogenous in such way" should read
"endogenous but in such way".
4/5
LN, Ch. 9, p. 161, line 9 from below:
After "the learning process)." add "The level of technical knowledge in
society may also matter. At present we interpret that aspect as being reflected
by the size of h_0."
-
, p. 170, line 6 from below: "is a plausible"
should read "is a particularly plausible".
- , p. 171, line 3: "The Mincer equation is"
should read "The Mincer equation, in its simplest form, is"
- , p. 171,
line 13 from below: "offered to people"
should read "offered to people like for instance in (9.18)".
- , p. 171,
line 7 from below: "satisfying (9.32)"
should read "satisfying (9.24) at S = S*".
- , p. 175, middle: "materials per student
etc." should read "materials per student,
the level of technical knowledge in society, etc.".
12/5
LN Ch. 9, p. 195,
line 3 of headline: delete "Distributive politics".
18/5
Short Note 2, p.
14, line 7: "N_Y" should read
"L_Y".
23/5
Short Note 1, p. 2,
middle: "in a coming exercise you will be asked to show"
should read "one can show".
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, p. 6, line 11 from below: "to be of interest?"
should read "to be a reliable guide?"
Short Note 2, p. 7, line 9 from below: "BGP) would be
larger" should read "BGP) would be smaller".
-
, p. 11, line 1: "Second, for" should read
"Second, by the Keynes-Ramsey rule, for".
-
, p. 14: line 7, the Y formula: "N_Y" should
read "L_Y".
LN, Ch16, p. 309, line 7: "likely
speeded up" should read "likely speeded up
by".
-
, p. 312, line 4 from below: "(*) implies"
should read "(16.24) implies".
Outside syllabus:
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, p. 316, line 5 from below: "as given in (16.30)."
should read "as given in (16.30). This also ensures u > 0."
- , p. 320, line 1:
"with CES production function" should read
"with a quite general production function".
-
- , line 2 from below: "We may write
(16.34) as" should read "We may write
(16.33) as".
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, p. 322, line 7: In "... know from Chapter 2 that"
delete "that".
-
- , line 8: "Applying (??)"
should read "Applying (2.36)".
26/5
LN, Ch. 13, p. 231, line 1:
"For details, see" should read "In the context of the AK
model, a related phenomenon is treated in".
- , p. 248,
line 4: "in Section 13.5.2:" should read
"repeated several times in this course:"
27/5 LN,
Ch. 16, p. 294, footnote 2: In line 1, before "By ..."
add "By L'Hôpital's rule for ∞/-∞, one can show
that the right-hand side of (16.1), for fixed c and q,
approaches min(c, q) for beta approaching -∞ (hence
sigma approaching 0)."
-
, p. 302, line 5-4 from below: "isoquant curve"
should read "isoquant curve for fixed L".
- , p. 309,
eq. (16.16): Delete "+ lambda".
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