A 1996 paper by this man concluded that holding rule of law, free markets, and human capital constant, democracy has a slight negative impact on a country's economic growth. He collaborated on a paper concluding that popes don't experience saint-making fatigue, part of his recent turn towards writing papers on religion with his wife Rachel McLeary. He collaborated with Gary Becker on "A Reformulation of the Economic Theory of Fertility", while the textbook Economic Growth was the product of his collaboration with Xavier Sala-i-Martin. He drew on Sargent and Lucas for his 1976 paper "Rational Expectations and the Role of Monetary Policy", while another paper argued that bond financing of deficits implies an anticipated future tax increase, in turn implying that an increase in government spe
A 1996 paper by this man concluded that holding rule of law, free markets, and human capital constant, democracy has a slight negative impact on a country's economic growth. He collaborated on a paper concluding that popes don't experience saint-making fatigue, part of his recent turn towards writing papers on religion with his wife Rachel McLeary. He collaborated with Gary Becker on "A Reformulation of the Economic Theory of Fertility", while the textbook Economic Growth was the product of his collaboration with Xavier Sala-i-Martin. He drew on Sargent and Lucas for his 1976 paper "Rational Expectations and the Role of Monetary Policy", while another paper argued that bond financing of deficits implies an anticipated future tax increase, in turn implying that an increase in government spending will not increase demand for goods. For 10 points, name this author of "Are Government Bonds Net Wealth", a Harvard professor who expanded on the Ricardian Equivalence Hypothesis.
A 1996 paper by this man concluded that holding rule of law, free markets, and human capital constant, democracy has a slight negative impact on a country's economic growth.
Robert {Barro}