Handbook of Economic Growth

This comprehensive resource on economic growth theories and policies is part of the Handbook of Economic Growth, a vital reference for researchers and students.

The Handbook of Economic Growth is a comprehensive resource that forms part of the esteemed 'Handbooks in Economics' series. This volume, edited by Philippe Aghion and Steven Durlauf, is designed to serve as a definitive reference for professional researchers and advanced graduate students alike. It delves into the intricate theories of economic growth, providing a thorough understanding of the empirical aspects and the policies that drive growth mechanisms. With contributions from leading economists in the field, this handbook is a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their knowledge of economic growth.

In this first volume, the Handbook of Economic Growth explores various growth theories, presenting a detailed examination of existing empirical studies. The editors have curated authoritative survey articles that encapsulate the current state of research, making it an essential read for those interested in the dynamics of economic progress. The insights offered here are not only relevant for academia but also for policymakers seeking to understand the underlying factors that influence economic expansion.

Volume 1A sets the stage for understanding growth, while the forthcoming Volume 1B will further expand on critical topics such as technology, trade, geography, and the socio-economic dimensions of growth. Together, these volumes aim to provide a holistic view of economic growth, making the Handbook of Economic Growth a pivotal resource in the field of economics.