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High youth wages can generate cyclical and general unemployment

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Trade gains in chaotic equilibria

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Trade Gains in Chaotic Equilibrium

Kemp, Murray C.; Shimomura, Koji - 1998

In the present note we construct an overlapping-generations (OLG) example in which free trade is Pareto-improving and the world equilibrium chaotic. The example is simple, but it is not incompatible with the general model of Kemp and Wolik

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High youth wages can generate cyclical and general unemployment

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Trade gains : the end of the road?

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Occupational choice and dynamic indeterminacy

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Chaotic equilibria in a small, open, overlapping-generations economy with child-parent externality

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Chaotic equilibria in a small open, overlapping-generations economy with child-parent externality

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