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that the railroad was the quot;causequot; of midwestern urbanization, accounting for more than half of the increase in the …
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The paper examines whether there is a significant relationship between economic growth and the degree of urban concentration, as measured by primacy, or the share of the largest metro area in national urban population. Is there reason to believe many countries have excessive primacy and how...
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measures since 1970, with an acceleration post-1991, despite rising inequality. Faster poverty decline came with both higher …
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The path of income inequality in post-reform China has been widely interpreted as “China’s Kuznets curve.” We show that … the Kuznets growth model of structural transformation in a dual economy, alongside population urbanization, has little … explanatory power for our new series of inequality measures back to 1981. Our simulations tracking the partial “Kuznets derivative …
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were occupied by the French and that underwent radical institutional reform experienced more rapid urbanization and …
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countries experiencing larger increases in unemployment and where credit growth during the pre-crisis period was more rapid …
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Job polarization refers to the shrinking share of employment in middle-skill, routine occupations experienced recently, over the last 35 years. Jobless recoveries refers to the slow rebound in aggregate employment following recent recessions, despite recoveries in aggregate output. We show how...
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unemployment, and negative growth forecasting errors in a panel of 30 countries from 1960 to 2012. Consistent with the “credit …
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evolution of the labor share, the profit rate, the capital/output ratio, and unemployment which we examine more particularly in …
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employment, GDP, and unemployment. The release of resources from the housing sector lowers investment goods prices, and thereby …
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