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Articles by Kozo Yamamura

Systemic Slowdown?
- Kozo Yamamura
in NLR 80, March-April 2013, pp. 132-139
Subjects: Economic Theory , United States

Kozo Yamamura on Tyler Cowen, The Great Stagnation. Can flagging growth in the US be explained by closing technological frontiers?
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More System, Please!
- Kozo Yamamura
in NLR 54, November-December 2008, pp. 75-85
Subjects: Economic Theory , World Economy and Globalization

Commending Brenner’s overall narrative of post-war economic development, Kozo Yamamura holds it to be nevertheless too narrow—needing more attention to modern capital markets, to historical cycles of technological change, and to institutional differences between the leading industrial states.
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