ontheway等朋友在找Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt 的《The Economics of Growth》，这本书网上很难下载到，国家图书馆外文阅览室有，可以复印，但收费比较贵，而且外地朋友不方便。为了方便大家，发一个Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt 的《The Economics of Growth》草稿。
      说来也很有趣，这是我2008年初找这本书的时候从一个俄文网站上发现的，下载时除了阿拉伯数字外一个字也不认识，搞下来也算是天意。我自己整理了目录，主题内容基本涵盖，当然草稿跟最终出版的还是有些差别，但学习应基本不受影响。不过如果一直跟踪他们论文的话，书稿只不过系统了一些而已。当然，我支持正版！
      虽然还有些银两，但也象征性收费，只是避免有些人不把它当回事儿，而且也很怀念当时找文献和读文献的激情。如果实在需要有买不起，那请朋友给我留个言，发一篇你的大作或你认为最前沿的增长文献给我（给在帖子后面就可以了），我把书稿发给你，作为交换，好不好？
      下面是我整理的草稿目录：

New Growth Economics

P. Aghion and P. Howitt

Centent

Ch. 1 The neoclassical model of exogenous growth
1

1. Introduction
1

2. The Solow-Swan model
2

3. Extension: the Cass-Koopmans-Ramsey model
10
Ch. 2 The AK model of endogenous growth
29

1. Initial attempts to endogenize technology
29
2. The Harrod-Domar model with unemployment
32
3. The Frankel-Romer model with full Employment

33
4. The Solow-Swan model versus the AK approach: the empirical evidence
37
5. An open ceconomy Ak model with convergence
43
Ch. 3 The product variety model of endogenous growth
51
1. Growth and specialization
51
2. Endogenizing technological change
54
3. From theory to evidence
60
Ch. 4 The Schumpeterian Framework
65
1. Introduction
65
2. A road map to Schumpeterian growth economics
66
3. A discrete-time model
69
4. The continuous time model with R&D labor
74
5. Conclusion
78
Ch. 5 Multiple sectors, industrial niches, and the scale effect debate
84
1. Introduction
84
2. Discrete-time Schumpeterian growth with multiple sectors
85
3. Scale effects
89
4. Industrial niches
94
5. Appendix
97
Ch. 6 Growth and finance
99
1. Introduction
99
2. Innovation and growth with financial constraints
100
3. The empirical findings: Levine’s survey in a nutshell
105
4. Conclusion
109
Ch. 7 Capital, Innovation, and Growth Accounting
111
1. Introduction
111
2. Measuring the growth of total factor productivity
112
3. Some problems with growth accounting
115
4. Capital accumulation and innovation
119
Ch.8 Technology transfer and cross-country convergence
127
1. Introduction
127
2. A simple model of knowledge spillovers and convergence
129
3. Credit constraints as a source of divergence
135
Ch. 9 Competition and Entry
139
1. Introduction
139
2. From leapfrogging to step-by-step technological progress
140
3. Entry
147
4. Conclusion
154
Ch. 10 Market size and directed technical change
156
1. Introduction
156
2. Market size in drugs
156
3. Wage inequality
159
4. Appropriate technology and productivity differences
166
5. Conclusion
168
Ch. 11 Distance to frontier and appropriate institutions
169
1. Introduction
169
2. Some motivating facts
170
3. A simple model of distance to frontier and appropriate institutions
172
4. Conclusion
177
Ch. 12 Education
180
1. Introduction
180
2. The capital accumulation approach
181
3. Nelson-Phelps and Schumpeterian approach
186
4. Schumpeter meets Gerschenkron
187
5. Conclusion
193
Ch. 13 Volatility
195
1. Introduction
195
2. The AK approach
196
3. Short versus long-tern investments: the AABM model
200
4. Towards a macroeconomic policy of growth
214
5. Conclusion
216
Ch. 14 General purpose technologies
218
1. Introduction
218
2. Explaining productivity slowdowns
219
3. GPT and wage inequality
226
4. Conclusion
231
Ch. 15 Institutions and democracy
232
1. Introduction
232
2. Instrumenting for institutions in cross-country regressions
233
3. Democracy and growth
235
4. Conclusion
246