Paul Romer

Paul M. Romer urodził się 7 listopada 1955 roku w Denver. Jego ojcem był były gubernator stanu Colorado. W 1977 roku ukończył matematykę na Uniwersytecie Chicago, a w 1983 r. uzyskał tam stopień doktora ekonomii. Jego miejscem zatrudnienia jest Uniwersytet Nowojorski. W swojej pracy naukowej zajmuje się teorią wzrostu gospodarczego. Obecnie zajmuje się badaniem miast statutowych (charter cities) prowadząc eksperymentalne projekty w krajach rozwijających się.

Should the government subsidize supply or demand in the market for scientists and engineers? / Paul M. Romer ; National Bureau of Economic Research. - Cambridge, MA, 2000. - 49 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 7723)

Wages, skills, and technology in the United States and Canada / Kevin M. Murphy, W. Craig Riddell, Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1998. - [3], 42 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 6638)

Growth cycles / George Evans, Seppo Honkapohja, Paul Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1996. - [4], 49 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 5659)

Why, indeed, in America ? : theory, history, and the origins of modern economic growth / Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1996. - [4], 13 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series No.5443)

New goods, old theory, and the welfare costs of trade restrictions / Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1993. - [4], 52, [4] s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 4452)

International trade and endogenous technological change / Luis A. Rivera-Batiz, Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1991. - [4], 45 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 3594)

Economic integration and endogenous growth / Luis A. Rivera-Batiz, Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1990. - [4], 34 s. ; 22 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 3528)

Human capital and growth : theory and evidence / Paul M. Romer. - National Bureau of Economic Research, 1989. - [4], 41, [8] s. ; 23 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 3173)

Increasing returns and developments in the theory of growth / Paul Romer. - Cambridge, MA : National Bureau of Economic Research, 1989. - [4], 37 s. ; 23 cm. - (NBER Working Paper Series 3098)​

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1. Romer P. M., Increasing returns and long-run growth, “Journal of Political Economy”, 1986, vol 94, nr 5, s. 1002-1037
2. Romer P. M., Endogenous technological-change, “Journal of Political Economy”, 1990, vol. 98, nr 5, s. S71-S102
3. Romer P. M., The origins of endogenous growth, “Journal of Economic Perspectives”, 1994, vol. 8. nr 1, s. 3-22
4. Riverabatiz L. A., Romer P. M., Economic-integration and endogenous growth, “Quarterly Journal of Economics”, 1991, vol. 106, nr 2, s. 531-555
5. Romer P. M., Growth based on increasing returns due to specialization, “American Economic Review”, 1987, vol. 77, nr 2, s. 56-62
6. Romer P. M., Idea gaps and object gaps in economic-development, “Journal of Monetary Economics”, 1993, vol. 32, nr 3, s. 543-573
7. Romer P. M., New goods, old theory, and the welfare costs of trade restrictions, “Journal of Development Economics”, 1994, vol. 43, nr1, s. 5-38
8. Riverabatiz L. A., Romer P. M., International-trade with endogenous technological-change, “European Economic Review”, 1991, vol. 335, nr 4, s. 971-1004
9. Jones Ch. I., Romer P. M., The new Kaldor facts: ideas, institutions, population, and human capital, “American Economic Journal-Macroeconomics”, 2010, vol. 2, nr 1, s. 224-245
10. Romer P. M., Are nonconvexities important for ​understanding growth, “American Economic Review”, 1990, vol. 80, nr 2, s. 97-103​