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the wages they receive. In particular, we show that this hypothesis may explain the high urban wages and unemployment … control urbaxv'rural migration, but could control wages and urban employment, it would, in general, set wages and employment … into accounce, both In the determination of shadow wages to be used in cost benefit analysis and In the analysisis of the …
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We argue here for a broader view of the biases in managers' decisions: In general, managerial rent-seeking affects not … managerial discretion, managers have an incentive to exercise that discretion to enhance their income. Any managerial contract is …
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This paper analyzes optimal and equilibrium insurance contracts under adverse selection and moral hazard, comparing …-risk type gets more stringent (i.e. when low risk individuals shirk with lower levels of insurance). We also show that a pooling … accident probability) or when the provision of insurance is non-exclusive (i.e. individuals can purchase insurance from more …
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provided unemployment insurance (UI) and loans against pension accounts changes over time in a model where unemployment may …
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where efficiency wages lead to equilibrium unemployment, we show that if the elasticity of substitution is less than unity …
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theory, and behavioral economics. The paper argues that any theory of deep downturns has to answer these questions: What is …
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This paper is an exercise in comparative institutional analysis, asking what kinds of arrangements most facilitate innovation. After identifying pervasive market failures in innovation, it explains why those associated with the Nordic model may be particularly conducive to innovation, and...
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We study the Rothschild-Stiglitz model of insurance markets, introducing endogenous information disclosure about … insurance sales and purchases by firms and consumers. We show that a competitive equilibrium exists under unusually mild …) plus a supplemental (undisclosed and nonexclusive) contract that brings the high risk individual to full insurance (at his …
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In this paper we propose an Open Economy Financial Accelerator model along the lines of Greenwald-Stiglitz (1993) close in spirit but different in many respects from the one proposed by Greenwald (1998.) The first goal of the paper is to provide a taxonomy of the effects of a devaluation in this...
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The optimal income taxation problem has been extensively studied in one- period models. When consumers work for many periods, this paper analyzes what information, if any, that the government learns about abilities in one period can be used in later periods to attain more redistribution than in...
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