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declines in housing wealth, but who were employed at the same firm and lived in the same area at the onset of the 2008 crisis …. We find that, following a negative wealth shock, innovative workers become less productive, and generate lower economic …
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The rise of civilizations involved the dual emergence of economies that could produce surplus ("prosperity") and states that could protect surplus ("security"). But the joint achievement of security and prosperity had to escape a paradox: prosperity attracts predation, and higher insecurity...
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In the Wealth of Nations, Adam Smith argues that a country's national income depends on its labor productivity, which …
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spells. In this paper I focus on focus on one form of resources, own wealth holdings. I find that the median worker has … tremendous heterogeneity in wealth holdings; almost one-third of workers can't even replace 10% of their income loss. Most … strikingly, ex-ante wealth holdings decline precipitously with realized unemployment durations, both absolutely and (especially …
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By 1992, pensions and retiree health insurance represented one quarter of the wealth of families on the verge of … total wealth of each household in the Health and Retirement Study by $67,000 in 1992 dollars, raising wealth from employer … benefits among covered workers. All classes of wealth holders enjoyed increased wealth from employer provided retirement plans …
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