Abstract
Some recent literature in the neo-classical tradition dealing with the relation between endogenous technological change and economic growth is summarized. The main results of this “new” neo-classical approach to economic growth are compared to the basic (Solow) neo-classical growth model. Special attention is paid to the role of government in the process of economic growth and endogenous innovation. An assessment of the main achievements and limitations of the new models will be given.
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