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1 Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton Patterns of Growth

2 What Malthus Left Out Malthus left out two factors –Capital –Technological change Do these make a difference? Yes

3 Patterns of Growth Just How Wrong Was Malthus?

4 Patterns of Growth Just How Wrong Was Malthus? In the US, per capita income increased over 20 times from 1776 to 1998

5 Patterns of Growth The Magic of Compounding At that rate incomes double every 40 years. Thus people today are making twice as much, adjusted for inflation, as they were 40 years ago. And 40 years hence, people will make twice as much as people do now.

6 Patterns of Growth The Pattern of Growth Time Log (y) US Growth

7 Patterns of Growth The Pattern of Growth Time Log (y) US Growth

8 Patterns of Growth Western Europe Log (y) US Growth Western Europe 19452000

9 Patterns of Growth Pacific Rim Log (y) US Growth 19452000 Pacific Rim

10 Patterns of Growth Other Countries Log (y) US Growth 19452000

11 Patterns of Growth Other Countries Log (y) US Growth 19452000

12 Patterns of Growth A Summary Highly Developed Countries –US –Canada –Western Europe –Australia, New Zealand –Japan

13 Patterns of Growth A Summary Highly Developed Countries Countries Catching Up –South Korea –Taiwan –Mexico

14 Patterns of Growth A Summary Highly Developed Countries Countries Catching Up Countries Stagnating or Falling Further Behind –Sub Saharan Africa –Bangladesh

15 Patterns of Growth A Summary Highly Developed Countries Countries Catching Up Countries Stagnating or Falling Further Behind The Old Soviet Bloc

16 Patterns of Growth Our Task Show how the factors Malthus left out explains these growth patterns.

17 Patterns of Growth End ©2003 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved


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