In a two-sector endogenous growth model with two distinct CES technologies, higher elasticity of substitution raises income, capital share and growth, but the growth and share results hold only on one side of an arbitrary normalization point.
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Elasticity of substitution and general model of economic growth
In a two-sector endogenous growth model with two distinct CES technologies, higher elasticity of substitution raises income, capital share and growth, but the growth and share results hold only on one side of an arbitrary normalization point.