Endogenous Growth and the Possibility of Eliminating Pollution

This paper studies the effect on optimal growth of the possibility that at some moment in the future a technology is discovered that eliminates pollution. We formalize this possibility as a probability p per unit of time of discovering such a technology. We focus on steady-state behavior and show th...

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Pollution control
Probability
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Technology
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