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<DIV class=t_msgfont id=postmessage_125700>Contents<BR>Introduction by Neri Salvadori xi<BR>1. Theories of economic growth: old and new 1<BR>Heinz D. Kurz and Neri Salvadori<BR>2. The structure of growth models: a comparative survey 23<BR>Antonio D’Agata and Giuseppe Freni<BR>3. Endogenous growth theory as a lakatosian case study 42<BR>Mario Pomini<BR>4. Endogenous growth in a multi-sector economy 61<BR>Giuseppe Freni, Fausto Gozzi and Neri Salvadori<BR>5. Income distribution and consumption patterns in a<BR>‘classical’ growth model 82<BR>Davide Fiaschi and Rodolfo Signorino<BR>6. Keynesian theories of growth 104<BR>Pasquale Commendatore, Salvatore D’Acunto, Carlo Panico<BR>and Antonio Pinto<BR>7. Should the theory of endogenous growth be based on<BR>Say’s law and the full employment of resources? 139<BR>Fabio Petri<BR>8. The demographic transition and neo-classical models<BR>of balanced growth 161<BR>Piero Manfredi and Luciano Fanti<BR>9. Human capital formation in the new growth theory:<BR>the role of ‘social factors’ 186<BR>Maria Rosaria Carillo<BR>10. The evolutionary perspective on growth 205<BR>Grazia D. Santangelo<BR>11. Competition, rent seeking and growth: Smith versus the<BR>endogenous growth theory 222<BR>Antonio D’Agata<BR>12. R&amp;D models of economic growth and the long-term<BR>evolution of productivity and innovation 236<BR>Mauro Caminati<BR>13. Competition and technical change in Aghion &amp; Howitt:<BR>a formalisation of Marx’s ideas? 260<BR>Maria Daniela Giammanco<BR>14. Division of labour and economic growth: Paul Romer’s<BR>contribution in an historical perspective 272<BR>Andrea Mario Lavezzi<BR>15. The interaction between growth and cycle in macrodynamic<BR>models of the economy 285<BR>Serena Sordi<BR>16. Real business cycle models, endogenous growth models and<BR>cyclical growth: a critical survey 306<BR>Davide Fiaschi and Serena Sordi<BR>17. Growth theory and the environment: how to include matter<BR>without making it really matter 330<BR>Tommaso Luzzati<BR>18. Modelling growth and financial intermediation through<BR>information frictions: a critical survey 342<BR>Salvatore Capasso</DIV>