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Our paper studies two attempts at integrating unemployment in macroeconomics. The first, due to Diamond, consists in a search model exhibiting multiple equilibria. The second is due to Andolfatto and Merz who, more or less simultaneously, were able to integrate the matching function in RBC...
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In an endogenous growth model with pollution and abatement we characterize the socially optimal solution. We find that the rate of growth depends negatively on the weight of environmental care in utility and positively on the population growth rate. We also find a trade-off between growth and...
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on economic system. This paper considers two environmental externalities: the first one is local and gives account of the …
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When there are pollution externalities the competitive equilibrium is not Pareto-optimal nor environmentally …
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Academic macroeconomics as it has been practiced for the last three decades has a bad reputation, especially after the onset of the 2008 recession. The aim of this paper is to reflect on this state of affairs. To begin, I draw a comparison between Keynesian and Lucasian macroeconomics, bringing...
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and microeconomic uncertainty can generate coordination problems and indeterminacy of the macroeconomic equilibrium. With … market. The existence of real rigidities is apt to considerably increase the size of the interval of indeterminacy, for a …
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global indeterminacy. Comparing outcomes across the various equilibria we show that the relation between growth and yields is …
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-quadratic preferences. In particular we consider an institutional game governing a permanent interaction between civil society organizations …
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The paper provides a continuous-time version of the discrete-time Mitra-Wan model of optimal forest management, where trees are harvested to maximize the utility of timber flow over an infinite time horizon. The available trees and the other parameters of the problem vary continuously with...
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and income may be negative, nil, or positive, depending on the relationship between preferences and technology, while its …
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