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model explains the economic origins of culture. It was no accident that the intricate steps of tango emerged in the shabby …
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This paper analyses the transmission of productivity shocks across countries and how the responses of investment and the current account differ depending on the degree of propagation of the shocks. We explore both issues by estimating a structural model for Japan, the United States and Europe....
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This paper is a first attempt to analyse the determinants of inter-firm R&D agreements between advanced and developing countries, i.e. between firms with asymmetric endowments of knowledge. It shows that international dispersion of R&D activity by multinationals also concerns developing...
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This paper investigates the effects of introducing household production in an international real business cycle model. We show how a model driven by disturbances to the household production can account for some features of international cycles. A version of the model which considers shocks to...
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This paper proposes classical business cycle turning points for a number of countries based on industrial production. The countries selected are the G7 together with most major European countries. This information enables us to examine the international nature of cyclical movements. In...
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(i.e. skill or education) rather than through worker-industry affiliation. This Paper exploits drastic trade … liberalizations in Colombia in the 1980s and 1990s to investigate the relationship between protection and industry wages. Using the …
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We present a detailed, high-frequency dataset on the civil conflict in Colombia during the period 1988-2002. We briefly …
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We investigate the effects of the drastic tariff reductions of the 1980s and 1990s in Colombia on the wage distribution …. We identify three main channels through which the wage distribution was affected: increasing returns to college education … to education, and changes in industry premiums and informality alone cannot fully explain the increase in wage inequality …
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1980’s and 1990’s - Brazil and Colombia - we examine the response of the informal sector to liberalization. In Brazil, we … find no evidence of a relationship between trade policy and informality. In Colombia, we do find evidence of such a …
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We compare the treatment of Colombia in large cross-country conflict datasets with the information of the detailed …
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