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This study of markups, ie prices over marginal costs in manufacturing industries, builds on the work of Robert Hall and Werner Roeger. We analyze several methods used in estimating sectoral markups, and then apply them to empirical analysis of the industrial sectors of six EU countries (Germany,...
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In this study, we analyse variation of markups in Finnish industrial sectors, both between industries and over time. The study finds evidence that: - Since the beginning the 1980s, practically every Finnish industrial sector has been able to extract a positive markup. - The average industrial...
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The median age of the global population is presently increasing by nearly three months every year. Over the next couple of decades, almost every country in the world is set to experience an unprecedented increase in the share of elderly population. This development has the potential to...
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The advent of EMU inspired a large literature searching for differences in the monetary policy transmission among European countries. Stylised facts seemed to arise, classifying the countries as having either rapid or slow transmission. Our paper takes a comprehensive look at the existing...
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This paper seeks to contribute to our understanding of the dynamic effects of trade, especially from a developing country's point of view. A model is constructed, in which a continuum of goods is produced using labor and human capital in different proportions. It is then examined how opening up...
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