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41“...There is an increasing demand for putting a shadow price on the environment to guide public policy and incentivize private behaviour. In practice, setting that...”
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42by Fishback, Price Vanmeter Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The paper provides a survey of fiscal and monetary policies during the 1930s under the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations and how they influenced the...”
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43by Hepburn, Cameron J Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...Environmental policy is made in a context of both market failure and government failure. On the one hand, leaving environmental protection to the free market,...”
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44“...Although avoiding the policy mistakes of the 1930s helped define how policy-makers responded to the 2007--8 financial crisis and ensuing recession, policy...”
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45“...This paper considers how environmental policies should respond to macroeconomic downturns. It first explores the implications of the global economic downturn...”
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46by Buiter, Willem Hendrik Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The paper considers the case for an internationally coordinated further fiscal stimulus during the second half of 2009. Although this makes some of the...”
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47“...We examine the concept of firms sacrificing profits in the social interest within the environmental realm, with particular focus on the case of the United...”
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48by Costa-Font, Joan Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...Insurance for long-term care (LTC) has developed only moderately compared to other areas of welfare, which has been explained variously as the result of market...”
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49by Wallis, John Joseph Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The New Deal produced a fundamental change in the structure of American government. The national government came to play a much larger role in the financing of...”
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50“...Partly a reflection of the increasing volume and hence political influence of the older population, recent reforms of long-term care (LTC) systems across...”
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51“...Over the next four decades, increasing old-age dependency ratios will exert an enormous upward pressure on welfare spending in most developed countries. As...”
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52by Kotlikoff, Laurence J Fehr, Hans Jokisch, Sabine Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The world's leading economies, both developed and developing, are engaged in an ever-changing economic symbiosis that is governed in large part by demographics...”
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55“...In this article, we describe some important themes in energy and environmental policy. There are two main reasons for our interest in these policies. First,...”
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56“...We focus on two international aspects of the Great Depression--financial crises and international trade--and try to discern lessons for the current economic...”
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57by Felder, Stefan Costa-Font, Joan Breyer, Friedrich Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The population in the developed world has experienced a significant increase in life expectancy over the last 50 years. Simultaneously, while the onset of...”
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58by Wolf, Nikolaus Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...In this paper I survey and reinterpret the extensive literature on Europe's Great Depression. I argue that Europe could not exploit its vast economic potential...”
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60“...We assess fiscal policy from the perspective of fairness between generations and the relationship between this and national saving, in the context where the...”