Endogenous growth of population and income depending on resource and knowledge.

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1999
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Authors Prskawetz, A;Feichtinger, G;Luptacik, M;Milik, A;Wirl, F;Hof, F;Lutz, W;
Journal european journal of population = revue europeenne de demographie
Year 1999
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Technology population growth europe economic model knowledge economic development demographic factors developed countries economic factors population population dynamics socioeconomic factors research methodology organization and administration western europe models, theoretical resources demographic impact theoretical studies austria income--changes

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