observe may be attributable to socialization, or to di erences in access to networks of corruption, or in knowledge of how to …

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS WORKING PAPER 2007-3 Information Exchange ….RoyH.Campbeland Andrew.S. Skinner, eds., 1976, Clarendon Press, Oxford. 3 Friedrich von Hayek, 1945, The Use of Knowledge in Society …

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS WORKING PAPER 2007-4 An essay on the …, the knowledge of proper traditions has spread. 9. Christianity is …

their companies, with the exception of about 350 management-employee buyouts. Nor did Hungary carry out a mass … paper is the first to our knowledge that uses firm-level trends in any analysis of worker-level wages, and it is the first …

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Divergence.,” Allen, “India in the Great Divergence.” knowledge of real incomes in Europe is broad and deep because …

Financial Management Association Annual Meeting, and a seminar at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. They are grateful to the …-account is endogenous, i.e. the intermediary does so if she has private knowledge on the composition of her customer order flow …

our knowledge, no other consistently collected county-level data covers any state in the United States.1 Our contributions … produce slightly higher yields than conventional crops. Based on 1996-1998 Agricultural Resources Management Survey data, the …

economic knowledge or changes in the doctrine or even structural changes in the economy. For instance, Romer and Romer (2002 …, Northwestern University, Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science. Jondeau, E., Le Bihan, H., & Galles …

Note, that under the standard assumption of (common knowledge of) narrow selflsh prefer- ences only high-beneflt subjects …