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61“...The share of the population aged 60 and over is projected to increase in nearly every country in the world during the period 2005--50. Population ageing will...”
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62“...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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63“...We describe in this essay why the gold standard and the euro are extreme forms of fixed exchange rates, and how these policies had their most potent effects in...”
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64by 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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65by 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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66by 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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67by 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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68by Calomiris, Charles W Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2010)“...The banking legislation of the 1930s took very little time to pass, was unusually comprehensive, and unusually responsive to public opinion. Ironically, the...”
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69“...This paper models the global financial crisis as a combination of shocks to global housing markets and sharp increases in risk premia of firms, households, and...”
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70by Amable, Bruno Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...The aim of this paper is to analyse the consequences of some structural reforms on the institutional coherence of OECD countries, particularly in Continental...”
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71“...This paper explores how different risk-sharing arrangements between utility companies and consumers can contribute to better investment decisions and reduce...”
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72by Freixas, Xavier Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...This paper examines the monetary policy followed during the current financial crisis from the perspective of the theory of the lender of last resort. It is...”
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73“...There is no or limited consensus on the quantitative impact of institutions on unemployment, which has led some to question the case for structural reforms...”
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74“...British roads are under-supplied and irrationally priced. Estimates of the rate of economic return to investment are high. There is no mechanism for consumer...”
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75“...In the long history of rising and persistent unemployment in Europe, almost all welfare-state institutions--employment protection legislation, unions, wages,...”
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76by Travers, Tony Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...Transport has been a dominant political and public funding issue in London for decades. The growth of the city's economy and population has created demands for...”
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77by Sentance, Andrew Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...For the UK and other advanced economies the transition to a genuinely Low Carbon Society is a major undertaking. Within transport, changes to vehicle and...”
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78“...The replacement of copper telecommunications networks by fibre-based next-generation networks (NGN) capable of providing high-speed broadband services requires...”
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79by Gerald, John Fitz Diffney, Seán Malaguzzi Valeri, Laura Lyons, Sean Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...Climate policy is driving an extensive deployment of wind generation in the Irish electricity market. This study evaluates the cost of increasing wind...”
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80by Helm, Dieter Published in Oxford Review of Economic Policy (2009)“...The paper considers the role of infrastructure in improving economic performance, and its comparative neglect relative to traditional macroeconomic and...”