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Redistribution differs widely across countries, but our understanding of why this is the case is limited. In … democracies, the extent of redistribution should ultimately reflect citizens’ preferences. We measure preferences for … redistribution in six developed countries through internationally standardized questions in which respondents are faced with …
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a variety of institutional pensions schemes. The study contrasts pension system regulation in Denmark, Finland, Germany …
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This paper analyses major pension system regulation in four European countries: Denmark, Germany, Sweden, and the …
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Since Taylor's 1993 paper researchers have devoted a lot effort to estimation of monetary policy rules. Taylor showed that a simple central bank reaction function, with the interest rate as monetary policy instrument and inflation and output gap as explanatory variables, mimics the Fed funds...
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for low inflation. Using data for four G7 economies, the paper shows that, except for Germany, nonlinear and asymmetric …
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for low inflation. Using data for four G7 economies, the paper shows that, except for Germany, nonlinear and asymmetric …
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for low inflation. Using data for four G7 economies, the paper shows that, except for Germany, nonlinear and asymmetric …
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