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Distribution and Growth with an Infrastructure Constraint
Author(s)Rao, J. Mohan
AbstractIncrease in aggregate savings is the main indicator of economic growth and is more important than aggregate demand. Although generating and allocating resources are important for academic and policy analyses, increasing the rate of growth without considering the limitations in factors to supply will cause inflation. Increased investment, higher capacity utilization, higher employment and greater equity accelerate economic growth.
IssueNo4
Pages369-389
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceCambridge Journal of Economics
VolumeNo17
PubDateDecember1993
ISBN_ISSN0309-166X

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