Paul Romer

Do "increasing returns" and "charter cities" represent similar or different phases of his career development? How about Aplia?
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[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Congrats to Paul Romer for winning the Nobel Prize! Well deserved! Romer put ideas at the center of growth theory. So the natural question is how to get more ideas? We're glad you asked. ruclips.net/video/1mXBg-BVrJ0/видео.html

[@LVs-lq4mk]

Good introduction to Romer's theory of economic growth. I just wish a full econometric explanation of his model would be part of your lecture. Anyways, thanks a lot for your upload!

[@bacillusrex]

2:11 - Hi, great statistic! May I enquire as to the source. I'd love to quote it in my next assignment.

[@Andy-em8xt]

He's won a nobel prize now in 2018

[@brian_kam]

romer is dope

[@reye8555]

he did win hehe

[@jaykay8338]

Whether Solow or Romer, or Lucas, growth in the US is 2% per year on average since the 1800s. All these growth models have added 0% to US real growth.

[@jessemorningstar]

Lmao, do you even compound bro?
This is an epic fail.
Especially if you know the model that really got this whole growth theory field started: the Malthusian model.

[@markusrynell9887]

Sweden actually changed to right-hand-traffic in 1967..

[@libertardsbeware4180]

1:20 XDDDDDD LMFAO

[@nursyahirah3200]

This made me think about how Prophet Muhammad SAW open up Madinah as the first Islamic city with fresh new rules & Islam spread all over the world. Wow

[@Fibozzy]

interesting perspective!! never thought of it that way