Economists whose primary contribution concerns why economies grow, industrialize, or fail to develop, including growth theory, development economics, structuralist and dependency theory, and the economics of innovation. Belongs here: growth theorists, development economists working on poorer and industrializing economies, structuralist and dependency theorists, and economists of innovation and technological change. Does not belong here: a trade theorist whose comparative-advantage or factor-proportions work is the primary contribution even where it has development implications, grouped under International Economics instead.
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1. JEL Classification Codes (AEA)
American Economic AssociationJEL guide, letter O (economist field)Quote, JEL guide, letter O (economist field)
O1: Economic Development; O2: Development Planning and Policy; O3: Innovation, Research and Development, Technological Change, and Intellectual Property Rights; O4: Economic Growth and Aggregate Productivity; O5: Economywide Country Studies
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