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evidence that falling tariffs and transport costs, working through price changes, mandated rises in inequality. …
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very little to rising wage inequality. …
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inequality by changing relative product prices. In this paper I survey the findings of nine product-price' studies which together … regarding the key question of how much international trade has contributed to rising wage inequality. Most importantly, more …
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In antebellum America an extensive network of canals and railroads was constructed which slashed transportation costs across regions. This 'transportation revolution' presents an interesting case study of the factor-price convergence (FPC) theorem. In this paper I look for integration of...
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This paper uses an individual-level data set to analyze the determinants of individual preferences over immigration policy in the United States. In particular, we test for a link from individual skill levels to stated immigration-policy preferences. Different economic models make contrasting...
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