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Intangible Capital and Growth: Essays on Labor Productivity, Monetary Economics, and Political Economy, Vol.1
Intangible Capital and Growth examines the importance of intangible capital for economic growth and labor productivity in advanced economies. The book brings together eight essays by Felix Roth on intangible capital, productivity growth, monetary economics, and political economy. It explores different forms of intangible capital, including human capital, social capital, rule of law, computerized information, innovative property, and economic competencies. The book analyzes how these intangible assets contribute to labor productivity and economic growth, particularly in the European Union, and discusses their relevance during periods of economic crisis and recovery.
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