Longer lives, fertility, and accumulation
Longer lives, fertility, and accumulation
In the neoclassical growth model with dynastic households, a reduction of mortality may lead to a steady-state with higher income and lower fertility and population growth rates. This requires that reductions in mortality have a sufficiently larger relative impact at younger ages.
neoclassical growth model, fertility, mortality, demographic transition
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Mateos-Planas, Xavier
444f69bb-2ab3-4f56-be17-3f286f7700da
2003
Mateos-Planas, Xavier
444f69bb-2ab3-4f56-be17-3f286f7700da
Abstract
In the neoclassical growth model with dynastic households, a reduction of mortality may lead to a steady-state with higher income and lower fertility and population growth rates. This requires that reductions in mortality have a sufficiently larger relative impact at younger ages.
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Published date: 2003
Keywords:
neoclassical growth model, fertility, mortality, demographic transition
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Local EPrints ID: 33454
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/33454
ISSN: 0165-1765
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Xavier Mateos-Planas
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