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later. Using instrumental variables methods, we establish that this relationship is causal: a longer period in power … increases the chance that a person may start (or continue) a political dynasty. Therefore, dynastic political power is self …-perpetuating in that a positive exogenous shock to a person.s political power has persistent effects through posterior dynastic …
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it. Moreover, this paper shows that the bureaucratic elite obtains excessive bureaucratic power, and that promiscuous … bureaucratic elite has been joining the business elite after leaving office, and this in growing numbers. This relationship has … purpose of this paper is to explain why this social behavior takes place, and why the political elite does not try to prevent …
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This paper addresses the discussion between economic power and the power of politics with particular focus on financial … markets. After general reflections about the economic basis of power, the paper discusses in a general equilibrium framework …
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We study utility indifference pricing of claim streams with intertemporalconsumption and power (CRRA) utilities. We …
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This paper analyses the pre-tax inequality in the income that individuals actually receive in Brazil and the role of the personal income tax in regulating these incomes. We produce a new distributional series of fiscal income, consistently combining annual and nationally representative household...
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intergenerational model which shows that a two-tier higher education characterised by a division between elite and standard universities … can be a key factor in generating permanent social stratification, social immobility and self-reproduction of the "elite … elite and standard universities. A key result is that the wider the quality gap and the difference in per student …
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The aim of this paper is to examine the evolution of recruitment of elites and to investigate the nature of the links between recruitment and training of elites and economic development. We show that there was a key shift at the turn of the nineteenth century in the way the Western world trained...
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intergenerational framework, we show that a two-tier higher education system with standard and elite universities generates social … stratification, high social immobility and self-reproduction of the elite. Moreover, we show that the higher the relative funding for … elite universities, the higher the elite self-reproduction, and the lower social mobility. We also analyse the impacts of …
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incumbent elite is a negative function of the distance to the free world. In consequence, there are conflicting effects of … geography on political power shifting. The paper provides a rationale for the counterintuitive fact that the first authoritarian …
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regarding violence against women. An increase in education has also reduced the number of desired children by women and …
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