POLICIES FOR LONG-RUN
ECONOMIC GROWTH

A symposium sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
August 27-29, 1992

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• Opening Remarks
  Alan Greenspan
   
• Causes of Declining Growth
  Michael R. Darby
   
• Causes of Declining Growth in Industrialized Countries
  Kumiharu Shigehara
   
• Why Has Potential Growth Declined? The Case of Germany
  Horst Siebert
   
• The Search for Growth
  Charles I. Plosser
   
• Commentary
  N. Gregory Mankiw

• Macroeconomic Policy and Long-Run Growth
  J. Bradford De Long and Lawrence H. Summers
   
• Commentary
  C. Fred Bergsten
   
• Commentary
  Lawrence A. Kudlow
   
• Commentary
  Allan H. Meltzer
   
• Economic Reorganization as a Prerequisite to Growth
  Domingo F. Cavallo
   
• Investment Policies to Promote Growth
  Alan J. Auerbach
   
• Commentary
  Martin Feldstein

• Commentary
  Norbert H. Walter

• Human Capital and Economic Growth
  Robert J. Barro
   
• Commentary
  Lawrence F. Katz
   
• Commentary
  James C. Miller III
  
  OVERVIEW PANELISTS
   
• Stanley Fischer
  Jacob A. Frenkel
  Otmar Issing
  
  CLOSING REMARKS

• Willem F. Duisenberg

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