Demographic Change and Economic Development

I: Theoretical Studies on Economic Change and Demographic Development.- I,1: Macroeconomic Models.- Malthusian Crises, Boserupian Escapes and Longrun Economic Progress.- Endogenous Fluctuations in the Barro-Becker Theory of Fertility.- Mortality Changes and their Economic Consequences, with Particular Reference to Cause of Death.- I,2 Policy Issues.- Market Failure, Population Growth and Government Intervention in a Life-Cycle Growth Model.- Capital Accumulation and Population Growth in Two Sector Closed and Open Economies.- "Population Drag" and the Role of the International Sector.- I,3 Microeconomic Models.- The Timing of Births: A Theory of Fertility, Family Expenditures and Labour Market Participation Over Time.- Equilibrium and Efficiency in Intergenerational Transfers.- II: Applied Studies on Economic Change and Demographic Development.- II,1: The Case of Hungary: A Historical Perspective.- Economic Change and Family Size in Hungarian Historical Demography.- Demographic Change and Economic Development in Hungary Since the Second World War.- II,2: Issues of Developing Countries.- A Case for Some Simple Analytics of Demographic Change and Economic Development.- Monetary Methods of Estimating Informal Activities in Developing Countries.- Interaction Between Macro-Economic Activities and Demographic Changes in Selected Developing Countries.- II,3: Demographic Economic Models.- An Extension of a Static Input-Output Model for Demographic Economic Analysis.- Consumption, Savings and Demography.- A Flexible Programming Model to Study Problems of Population Economics.

Prof. Dr. Klaus F. Zimmermann ist Direktor des Instituts zur Zukunft der Arbeit (IZA) und zugleich Präsident des Deutschen Instituts für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW Berlin).