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Theory of persistent income inequality : a study for EU member states

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Does good governance foster trust in government? : an empirical analysis

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Secular stagnation and income class structure in Europe : policy and institutional implications

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In this paper, the evolution of income inequality in five Central and Eastern European (CEE) post-socialist countries, members of the European Union (EU) - the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Slovenia - are examined. The similarities of political and economic changes in these...

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Income inequality and inequality of opportunity in Europe : are they on the rise?

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The distributional impacts of inflation-targeting strategies

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