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We consider infinite horizon economies populated by a continuum of agents who are subject to idiosyncratic shocks. This framework contains models of saving and capital accumulation with incomplete markets in the spirit of works by Bewley, Aiyagari, and Huggett, and models of entry, exit and...
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We consider infinite horizon economies populated by a continuum of agents who are subject to idiosyncratic shocks. This framework contains models of saving and capital accumulation with incomplete markets in the spirit of works by Bewley, Aiyagari, and Huggett, and models of entry, exit and...
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This paper offers a theory of development that links the degree of market incompleteness to capital accumulation and … growth. At early stages of development, the presence of indivisible projects limits the degree of risk spreading …
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-fixed and time-fixed effects removes the statistical significance of income as a causal factor of democracy. We argue that their … empirical approach must produce insignificant income effects and that a small change in the estimation process immediately … reveals the strong effect of income on democracy. -- Democracy ; modernization hypothesis ; fixed-effects estimation …
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