The Rise and Fall of American Growth (eBook)
784 Seiten
Princeton University Press (Verlag)
978-1-4008-8895-5 (ISBN)
Robert J. Gordon is professor in social sciences at Northwestern University. His books include Productivity Growth, Inflation, and Unemployment and Macroeconomics. Gordon was included in the 2016 Bloomberg list of the nation's most influential thinkers.
Reihe/Serie | The Princeton Economic History of the Western World | The Princeton Economic History of the Western World |
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Nachwort | Robert J. Gordon |
Zusatzinfo | 96 b/w illus. 32 tables. |
Verlagsort | Princeton |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Geschichte ► Teilgebiete der Geschichte ► Wirtschaftsgeschichte |
Wirtschaft ► Betriebswirtschaft / Management | |
Wirtschaft ► Volkswirtschaftslehre ► Makroökonomie | |
Schlagworte | 1939 New York World's Fair • Advertising • Agriculture • Air Conditioning • air travel • American Airlines • americans • annual growth rate • Antillean euphonia • Artificial scarcity • Automotive industry in the United States • Availability • Average Annual Growth Rate • Baby boomers • Bathroom • Baumol's cost disease • Boeing 707 • Borden (company) • Calculation • Cancer • Capital deepening • Capital Gain • Capitalism • Car • Carbon Tax • Census • central heating • chain store • Child Labour • Clothing • Commodity • community college • Competition • consumer • Consumerism • Consumer Reports • Consumption (Economics) • Convenience • coronary artery disease • Cost • Credit (finance) • Customer • Cyclical Industry • Deflation • deindustrialization • Department Store • developed country • Diminishing Returns • Disposable and discretionary income • dividend • dot-com bubble • Drug liberalization • Dwelling • Earnings • E-Commerce • Economic bubble • Economic Growth • Economic History • Economic history of the United States • Economic Inequality • Economic Life • Economics • economic stagnation • economic surplus • economy • Economy of the United States • electricity • electrification • Employment • endemism • Entrepreneurship • Expense • exponential growth • Finance • Financial Crisis • Financial crisis of 2007–08 • Fiscal Adjustment • Food • Ford Model T • Fortune 500 • Gasoline • GDP deflator • Globalization • Government Debt • government revenue • government spending • Great Compression • Great Recession • Gross Domestic Product • Growth Accounting • Growth chart • Growth Rates • head of household • Herbert Hoover • High-speed Rail • Home appliance • horsepower • Household • Household income • Housewife • Housing Unit • Human capital flight • icebox • Immigration • income • Income bracket • income distribution • Income in the United States • Income Tax • Income tax in the United States • industrialisation • Industrial Revolution • Industrial sickness • Industrial society • Infant Mortality • Inflation • Influenza pandemic • Information Technology • insurance • Insurance in the United States • Internal Combustion Engine • Investment • Investment Fund • Joseph Pulitzer • Labour Economics • Life Expectancy • Mainframe computer • Manufacturing • Mass production • meal • middle class • Miles per hour • million jobs • minimum wage • Mobile Phone • Modern convenience • monetary policy • month • Moore's law • mortality rate • motor vehicle • National Industrial Recovery Act • Negative Growth • Net income • Neutrino • newspaper • New York World • Obesity • Obesity in the United States • panic of 1907 • Payment • Pension • percentage • Percentage point • Personal Computer • Pharmaceutical Industry • Population Growth • Poverty • Preschool • price change • Price Drop • Price gouging • Price index • Probability • Productivity • Property Tax • Quantity • rationing • Reagan tax cuts • real estate bubble • real gross domestic product • Real Income • real wages • Recession • refrigerator • Relative price • Restaurant • Retail • Retirement • Revenue • saving • Secondary sector of the economy • second industrial revolution • shortage • slowdown • Smartphone • standard of living • Standard of living in the United States • Statistic • Stock market crash • Subsidy • suburb • supermarket • Supply (economics) • Tax • Taxpayer • Tax Rate • Tax Reform • tax revenue • Teardown (real estate) • Technological Change • Technology • Television • television set • The Great Stagnation • The New York Times • The Third Industrial Revolution (book) • Time Allocation • Total Factor Productivity • Travel • Unemployment • United States antitrust law • Urban Density • urbanization • usury • Vegetable • Venture Capital • war economy • Workforce • Workforce productivity • Working-age Population • Working Time • Works Progress Administration • World War • World War II • year |
ISBN-10 | 1-4008-8895-6 / 1400888956 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-4008-8895-5 / 9781400888955 |
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