Domain: Economic Growth & Productivity
Determinants of long-run economic growth including physical capital, human capital, technology, and institutions
Temporal scope: 1950-present | Population: Countries worldwide
Determinants of long-run economic growth including physical capital accumulation, human capital, population growth, and total factor productivity. Built on Solow (1956), Barro (1991), and Mankiw-Romer-Weil (1992).
Determinants of long-run economic growth including physical capital, human capital, technology, and institutions
gdp_per_capita
GDP Per CapitaTotal economic output divided by population, measured in constant purchasing power parity dollars. The standard measure of average material living standards across countries.
physical_capital
Physical Capital AccumulationThe stock of produced means of production including machinery, equipment, structures, and infrastructure. Accumulated through investment (savings) and depreciated over time.
human_capital
Human CapitalThe stock of knowledge, skills, and health embodied in the labor force. Accumulated through education, training, and health investment.
population_growth_rate
Population Growth RateAnnual rate of change in total population, including natural increase and net migration. In growth models, higher population growth dilutes per-capita capital.
total_factor_productivity
Total Factor ProductivityThe portion of output not explained by the quantity of inputs used in production. Reflects technological progress, efficiency, and institutional quality.
convergence_rate
Convergence RateThe speed at which poorer economies catch up to richer ones in terms of per-capita income, conditional on structural characteristics.
Domain: Economic Growth & Productivity
Determinants of long-run economic growth including physical capital, human capital, technology, and institutions
Temporal scope: 1950-present | Population: Countries worldwide
How societies move from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates, examining the demographic dividend, urbanization effects, and the relationship between mortality decline and fertility transition.
Install this PAX into your Praxis instance:
praxis_import_pax("economic-growth-panel.pax.tar.gz", install=True)