…decoupling economic growth and carbon emissions, finding the scale of decarbonization we need is incompatible with economic growth—hence the need to reject economic growth as a social objective. A similar…

…is a top that maximizes the growth of real GDP. That is relatively easy to find: run a regression with growth in real GDP as the dependent variable, and the…

…want to compare economic growth across time periods, adjust for inflation or the size of the economy or both. 4. If you want to compare economic growth across countries, adjust…

…marginal tax rates seem to limit economic growth with a rate of about 60% seeming to divide the restricted growth phase from the unrestricted growth phase. There might be a…

…the two curves in Figure 2 after each bottoms. Notice that when growth finally began in the post-War period, it was much slower than the growth in the New Deal…

…yourself – well, anyone can growth quickly if he follows the collapse we witnessed from 1929 to 1932. Which brings us to the President who produced the second fastest growth…

…with data on public debt to GDP ratios and real GDP growth in 20 developed countries since 1946. I show evidence that low growth causes a high debt to GDP…

…NGDP growth these factors become – Average NGDP growth over a period of interest. – The presence or absence of recessions. – The growth variablilty in non-recessionary times. Let’s explore…

…The lowest numeric growth since at least 1900 (Census Bureau began annual population estimates). Apart from the last few years, when population growth slowed to historically low levels, the slowest…

…growth threatening to outpace economy-wide productivity growth. If this dynamic was allowed to get out of hand, the result could potentially be a wage-price spiral. Firms could have to raise…