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Economic Growth with Income and Wealth Distribution

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  • © 2006

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  1. Wei-Bin Zhang
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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Growth and Distribution

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 1-36

  3. One-Sector Growth (OSG) Economies with Capital Accumulation

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 37-118

  4. Growth with Human Capital and Knowledge

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 119-173

  5. Growth with Heterogeneous Households

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 174-208

  6. Multi-Sector Growth Economies

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 209-247

  7. Multiple Sectors and Heterogeneous Households

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 248-274

  8. Multi-Region Growth Economies

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 275-322

  9. Multi-Country Growth Economies

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 323-382

  10. Endless Complexity

    • Wei-Bin Zhang
    Pages 383-388

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 389-447
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The book deals with economic issues related to income and wealth among individuals, regions and countries. It presents a general theory with endogenous capital, knowledge and preference changes for an economic system with heterogeneous households, multiple sectors, multiple regions and multiple countries.

About the author

WEI-BIN ZHANG is Professor of Economics at the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan. He previously worked as a researcher at the Swedish Institute for Futures Studies and taught at the National University of Singapore. His research fields include nonlinear dynamics, growth theory and spatial economics. He has published more than 100 academic articles and 15 books.

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