Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

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Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Is agriculture important for economic development? . Experience of now-developed countries1950s: the concept of

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Recapitulate. In Lecture 1 we talked about economic development in terms of growth and distributionIn Lecture 2 we considered one reason why countries might be poor populationHigh income societies show low fertility because the microeconomic models demonstrate that the opportunity costs of time

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Recapitulate . The relationship between population growth and economic development can be explained by the theory of 'demographic transition' and by Malthusian theoryTransition theory is purely descriptive explaining fertility transitions in terms of the ?black box' of modernizationMalthusian theo

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Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

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Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Recapitulate. Extend the Beckerian household demand model to include social norms and social interactionsReproductive externalities occur at the macro- and at the micro- levelsThe existence of co-ordination failures and multiple equilibria suggest a role for government policyDemographers focus on

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Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Robert Rowthorn Economics Faculty Cambridge University

Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Sriya Iyer Faculty of Economics and St. Catharine s College University of Cambridge

Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski ” Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Ha-Joon Chang Faculty of Economics &amp; Centre of Development Studies University of Cambridge

University of Pavia Faculty of Economics

Terry Barker Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, And Cambridge Econometrics

University of Cambridge Faculty of Law and Squire Law Library

College of St Benedict â€“ St Johnâ€™s University

College of St Benedict â€“ St Johnâ€™s University

Program of Economics in Faculty of Economics –University of Prishtina

S hort Introduction of the Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana

Slovak University of Agriculture Faculty of Economics and Management

University of Cambridge Faculty of Law and Squire Law Library

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Faculty of Economics and Business The University of Sydney

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