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savings relative to pay-as-you go systems. Our results indicate that more wealth should be transferred from the young to the … implicit return on a pay-as-you-go system and the interest rate on savings should be equal to the growth rate of the economy …
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-age consumption is financed with voluntary savings, even in the presence of a fairly generous public pension system. This is clearly …
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This study analyzes the impact of gender and ethnic discrimination on redistributive preferences and productivity using a large online experiment with US citizens on Amazon's Mechanical Turk. Participants are randomly allocated to different payment schemes for a real-effort task. Four payment...
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We investigate for Germany the positive correlation between the corporate savings glut in the non-financial corporate … corporate savings and the current account surplus. Private savings shocks, in contrast, cannot explain the correlation. We … conclude that a corporate savings glut is a main driver of the current account surplus. …
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The recent literature has emphasized that government intervention when consumers have quasi-hyperbolic preferences ('bias for the present') over consumption is not welfare-enhancing. This paper introduces a market imperfection (which takes the form of a negative externality) and shows that...
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While the question of the specification of spatial weight matrix is now largely discussed in the spatial econometrics literature, the definition of distance has attracted less attention. The choice of the distance measure is often glossed over, with the ultimate use of the Euclidean distance....
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