Coming of Age of Information Technologies and the Path of Transformational Growth

Davide Gualerzi is Associate Professor at the University of Padua, Italy.

• Part 1: Demand-Led Growth and Structural Change 1. Growth Theory from a Demand-Side Perspective 2. Transformational Growth and the Structural Dynamics of Market Creation 3. Growth, Effective Demand and the Composition of Output Part 2: The 1990s Expansion: Technology, Investment and New Markets 4. The 1990s: The Boom and the Bust of the "New Economy" 5. Information and Communication Technologies: Productivity and Structural Change 6. The Technology, Investment, New Markets Relationship: The Forward and Backward Linkages 7. The Transformation of the Consumption Sphere and Market Creation Part 3: Two Decades of Structural Transformation in the US Economy: The Path of Transformational Growth 8. From the Recovering 1980s to the Booming 1990s 9. Innovative Investment and Long Term Development: Questions from the 1990s 10. The Path of Transformational Growth

"Explores the recent pattern of growth in advanced economies, especially the United States, centered on the expansion of information and communication technologies and the consequences of that expansion…" – Journal of Economic Literature (June 2010)