Post neoclassical endogenous growth theory

The term was notably used in a 1995 speech by the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown.

[1] Balls subsequently said in his 2016 autobiography, Speaking Out that he had tried to delete the phrase for the draft of Brown's speech.

[2] The economist Robert Barro had been asked by The Financial Times to explain the meaning of the term in an article, and had been subsequently mocked for using the term by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kenneth Clarke.

[2] The Provost of Oriel College, Oxford, economist Derek Higgins, wrote a poem about Post neoclassical endogenous growth theory in the style of William McGonagall after The Guardian journalist Charlotte Higgns "floated the (im)possibility" of Brown writing such a piece.

[3] Higgins wrote that Morris's poem " ... apart from being a lot of fun, has one great virtue: it provides a very useful explanation of the point of economic theory under discussion".