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201by Sala-i-Martin, Xavier X Published in European economic review (1996)“...After arguing that the concepts of β-convergence and σ-convergence are independently interesting, this paper extends the empirical evidence on regional growth...”
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202“...This paper investigates the role of trade credit in the transmission of monetary policy. Most models of the transmission mechanism allow firms to access only...”
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203“...The budget deficit bias is modeled as the result of a domestic common pool problem and of an international externality. Deficits can be used to finance both...”
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204“...This paper identifies leadership regimes in monetary-fiscal policy interactions in three countries, the UK, the US and Sweden. We specify a small-scale,...”
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205“...We show that a gravity model explains international transactions in financial assets at least as well as goods trade transactions. Our results support the...”
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206by Adam, Klaus Published in European economic review (2011)“...How do different levels of government debt affect the optimal conduct of monetary and fiscal policies? And what do these optimal policies imply for the...”
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207“...This paper compares Cournot and Bertrand equilibria in a downstream differentiated duopoly in which the input price (wage) paid by each downstream firm is the...”
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208“...We explore the determinants of the distribution of owner occupancy rates across age groups using a collection of microeconomic data on 14 OECD countries. In...”
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209“...In this paper we analyze the conditions under which a foreign direct investment (FDI) involves a net capital flow across countries. For this purpose, we...”
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210by Beshkar, Mostafa Published in European economic review (2010)“...This paper takes a mechanism-design approach to characterize a politically optimal trade agreement under the assumption that governments have private...”
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211“...The objective of this paper is two-fold: to contribute to the analysis of tacit collusion in Bertrand supergames with (asymmetric) capacity constraints and,...”
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212by Alonso-Carrera, Jaime Caballé, Jordi Raurich, Xavier Published in European economic review (2005)“...When habits are introduced multiplicatively in a capital accumulation model, the consumers’ objective function might fail to be concave. In this paper, we...”
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213“...The Phillips curve has flattened in Spain over 1995–2006: Unemployment has fallen by 15 percentage points, with roughly constant inflation. This change has...”
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214by Ornelas, Emanuel Published in European economic review (2005)“...This paper indicates that the consequences of regional trade agreements for the world trade system may be deceiving—an arrangement's apparent virtue may...”
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215by Clinton, Kevin Kumhof, Michael Laxton, Douglas Mursula, Susanna Published in European economic review (2011)“...The paper evaluates the costs and benefits of fiscal consolidation using simulations based on the IMFs global dynamic general equilibrium model GIMF. Over the...”
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216by Hines, James R Published in European economic review (2010)“...Alternatives to the current system of separate tax accounting, such as the proposed Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base in Europe, would apportion a firm's...”
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217by Boone, Peter Published in European economic review (1996)“...Critics of foreign aid programs have long argued that poverty reflects government failure. In this paper I test predictions for aid effectiveness based on an...”
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218by Ferrer, Rosa Published in European economic review (2010)“...A standard assumption in the economics of law enforcement is that the probability of a violator being punished depends only on the resources devoted to...”
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219by De Silva, Dakshina G Dunne, Timothy Kankanamge, Anuruddha Kosmopoulou, Georgia Published in European economic review (2008)“...A number of papers in the theoretical auction literature show that the release of information regarding the seller's valuation of an item can cause bidders to...”
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220“...This is a quantitative investigation of the importance of technological change specific to new investment goods for postwar US aggregate fluctuations. A growth...”