Franco Nardini
University of Bologna
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Structural Change and Economic Dynamics | 2005
Rainer Andergassen; Franco Nardini
We propose a simple model where large innovation waves arise from the endogenous propagation of information around sectors. Innovators of each sector invest in internal R&D and in local search for information. We show that depending on the structural parameters of the single sectors, some of the R&D sectors will engage in local search while others will not. Through localised search for information, technology adopted in certain sectors can be adopted also in other sectors, leading to a large technological correlation, and eventually to long ranged innovation waves. We characterise the endogenous balanced growth path of the economy, and the short run fluctuations around it. The model predicts a linear, positive relationship between the short run fluctuations and the long run growth rate. We test this latter relationship and find that we cannot reject the predictions of the model.
Journal D Analyse Mathematique | 1986
Franco Nardini
AbstractAn exponential decay result for the solutionsu of the equation
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics | 1990
Franco Nardini
Archive | 2006
Rainer Andergassen; Franco Nardini; Massimo Ricottilli
(\sqrt {1 - \Delta } + V)u = f
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics | 1993
Franco Nardini
Archive | 2001
Franco Nardini
is proved under the hypotheses thatV converges to zero at infinity andf decays exponentially. This ensures that the eigenfunctions of the two body relativistic spinless Hamiltonian
Archive | 2001
Franco Nardini
Archive | 2005
Rainer Andergassen; Franco Nardini; Massimo Ricottilli
\sqrt {1 - \Delta } + V
Structural Change and Economic Dynamics | 1992
Marco Cantalupi; Franco Nardini; Massimo Ricottilli
Journal of Mathematical Physics | 1989
Franco Nardini
decay exponentially: this result parallels the well-known one valid in the non-relativistic case.