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Commodity money in the presence of goods of heterogeneous quality

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Overeducation and skill-biased technical change

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Money as a medium of exchange when goods vary by supply and demand

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Did housing taxation contribute to increase riskier borrowing?

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Wage Inequality and Unemployment with Overeducation

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A skill-biased change in technology can account at once for the changes observed in a number of important variables of the US labour market between 1970 and 1990. These include the increasing inequality in wages, both between and within education groups, and the increase in unemployment at all...

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