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Macroeconomics / Generalized method of moments / Neoclassical growth model / Economic growth / Instrumental variable / Urban agglomeration / Cross-sectional data / Regression analysis / Macroeconomic model / Economics / Statistics / Econometrics
Date: 2008-08-29 09:42:52
Macroeconomics
Generalized method of moments
Neoclassical growth model
Economic growth
Instrumental variable
Urban agglomeration
Cross-sectional data
Regression analysis
Macroeconomic model
Economics
Statistics
Econometrics

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