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Understanding preferences for income redistribution

Tan, Chih Ming; Keely, Louise C. - Econometric Society - 2004

Recent research suggests that income redistribution preferences vary across identity groups. We employ a new pattern recognition technology to uncover what these groups are. Using data from the General Social Survey, we present a new stylized fact that preferences for governmental provision of...

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Fiscal decentralization policies and sub-national government debt in evolving federations

Garcia-Milà, Teresa; Goodspeed, Timothy J.; McGuire, … - Department of Economics and Business, Universitat … - 2001

As part of a process of democratization, many countries spanning Europe, Latin Amertica, Africa, and Asia are reorganizing their governments by devolving fiscal responsibility and authority to newly empowered regional and local governments. Although decentralization in each country proceeds...

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Jánossy elmélete az új növekedéselmélet tükrében

Tarján, Tamás - 2010

growth theory that have appeared in the nineties. The "real carrier of economic development" matches to the "human capital …" of the contemporary neo-classical theory while in the endogenous growth theory it does match to the "technological … progress", both appearing as separate factors of production. We present a new growth model that satisfies the best our …

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Jánossy elmélete az új növekedéselmélet tükrében

Tarján, Tamás - 2010

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Fertile soil for structural funds? A panel data analysis of the conditional effectiveness of European cohesion policy

Ederveen, Sjef; Groot, Henri de; Nahuis, Richard - Centraal Planbureau (CPB), Government of the Netherlands - 2002

Structural funds are the most intensively used policy instrument by the European Union to promote economic growth in …

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Productivity shocks, investment, and the real interest rate

Olivei, Giovanni - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston - 1999

I analyze the effects of a favorable shift in expected future productivity on the current level of investment and the real interest rate. In a standard RBC model, an increase in expected future productivity raises the real rate, but decreases the current level of investment for plausible...

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