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responds positively to natural disasters. Here, we propose a simple theory, based on the neoclassical growth model, that …
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positively to natural disasters. Here, we propose a simple theory based on the neoclassical growth model that explains these …
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found to respond positively to natural disasters. Here, we propose a novel economic theory that explains these observations …
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This paper considers an overlapping generations model of economic growth populated by two types of individuals. Competitive types compare future consumption (i.e. wealth) with the mean. Self-sufficient types derive utility simply from their own consumption and do not compare themselves with...
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We present a multi-country theory of economic growth and R&D-driven technological progress in which countries are …
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We present a multi-country theory of economic growth and R&Ddriven technological progress in which countries are …
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In this paper I propose a time-consistent method of discounting hyperbolically that contains the discount rate implied by Gamma discounting as a special case. I apply the discounting method to three canonical environmental problems: (i) optimal renewable resource use, (ii) the tragedy of the...
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We investigate renewable resources when the harvesting agents face self-control problems. Individuals are conceptualized as dual selves. The rational long-run self plans for the infinite future while the affective short-run self desires to maximize instantaneous profits. Depending on the degree...
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We investigate renewable resources use when the harvesting agents face self-control problems. Individuals are conceptualized as dual selves. The rational long-run self plans for the infinite future while the affective short-run self desires to maximize instantaneous profits or utility. Depending...
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