Economic Progress and Declining Population Growth¶
Hansen, A. H. (1939). Economic Progress and Declining Population Growth. American Economic Review.
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- Balance-Sheet Recession
- … how an economy reaches and stays there; debt deflation (Fisher) is the price-level dynamic, this the micro-foundation for why actors deleverage; secular stagnation (Hansen's hypothesis, revived by Summers) is the open-ended chronic-demand hypothesis, this a bounded post-crisis version with an endpoint at stock repair
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- … how an economy reaches and stays there; debt deflation (Fisher) is the price-level dynamic, this the micro-foundation for why actors deleverage; secular stagnation (Hansen's hypothesis, revived by Summers) is the open-ended chronic-demand hypothesis, this a bounded post-crisis version with an endpoint at stock repair
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