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1also available:Exemplare Uni Bonn from 1977
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6“...We present the implications of a simple analytical theory in which economic crisis emerges from rising real resource costs in systems with high fixed costs...”
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7by Saad-Lessler, Joelle Fisher, Eloy Ghilarducci, Teresa Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...This paper investigates how various retirement institutions impact the macroeconomy. We find that for every 1 percentage point increase in the output gap, net...”
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8by Moutos, Thomas Katsimi, Margarita Kalyvitis, Sarantis Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...Received wisdom suggests that 'excessive' wages, defined as the part of real wages that do not follow labour productivity developments, are adversely...”
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9“...Within the UK considerable policy support has been provided to create multidisciplinary institutes that encourage academics to develop new knowledge for...”
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10by Lawson, Tony Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...The conception of social reality I have previously defended (and here extend), positing features such as social relations, positions and powers, is thoroughly...”
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11“...This study investigates potential conflicts of interest among academic economists and some measures to address them. We investigated the financial affiliations...”
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12by Popov, Vladimir Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...This paper looks at Russian experience with austerity programmes since the breakdown of the former Soviet Union in 1991. Downsizing of the state was one of the...”
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13by Martin, Ben R Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...According to some, universities and academic research are under threat. As we move towards a more knowledge-intensive economy, academics face pressures to link...”
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14“...Significant new university initiatives are usually analysed from the perspectives of government policy, university strategy or the entrepreneurship of...”
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15by Crotty, James R Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...Rapidly rising deficits at both the federal and state and local government levels, along with prospective long-term financing problems in the Social Security...”
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16by Tridico, Pasquale Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...The objective of this paper is to articulate how the 2007--09 economic crisis is rooted in the uneven income distribution and inequality caused by the current...”
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17by Callinicos, Alex Published in Cambridge Journal of Economics (2012)“...The global economic and financial crisis has been marked by the following paradox. A much more severe depression than the global slump of 2008--09 was...”
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19“...Emerging economies are now becoming more central in global competition. To achieve this, many countries have invested to develop into 'knowledge economies'...”
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20“...In the 1950s the plethora of existing business cycle theories gave way to a Keynesian-type theory based on Hicks' (1950) book. However, the first two...”