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spending on unemployment and pensions, two of the most expensive welfare state programs. I use a basic form of multilevel … examine how self-interest and political ideology shape respondents¡¯ ideas about spending on welfare and how these ideas vary …
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This paper analyzes the impact of social policy on the welfare of children in OECD countries and Russia, and the … improving the welfare of children in the Russian Federation. In this paper we are assessing the impact of social policies for …
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Measuring the quality of life in municipalities entails two empirical challenges. First, collecting a set of relevant indicators that can be compared across the municipalities. Second, using an appropriate aggregating tool in order to construct a synthetic index. This paper measures the quality...
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The report addresses passenger rail transport and its main purpose is to evaluate if and to what extent, reductions of the travel times or increases in train frequency in the European Railway System may lead to an increase in accessibility for users and a reduction of costs, resulting in an...
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effect for the tariff. Welfare falls when fixed export costs increase and increases for small tariffs and falls for large … tariffs, i.e. there exists a welfare maximizing tariff.  …Abstract This paper presents a two-country intra-industry trade model with bilateral ad valorem tariffs and fixed …
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the tariff. Welfare falls when fixed export costs increase and increases for small tariffs and falls for large tariffs, i …This paper presents a two-country intra-industry trade model with bilateral ad valorem tariffs and fixed export costs … welfare. We show that both types of trade barriers reduce (increase) the number of exporting (pure domestic) firms. However …
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‘go first’. In our model, there are substantive welfare implications depending on which party sets tariff rates (or …’s surplus, OECD producers’ loss, net exports of developing countries, firm profits, or even, world welfare as the sum of all …
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reduces the potency of a country's optimal tariffs and therefore its incentive for unilaterally opting out of trade …
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Regional trade agreements have proliferated in the past two decades while multilateral trade negotiations have stalled. Both these agreements are governed by the WTO and have to abide by the non-discriminatory (Most-Favored Nation, MFN) clause to varying degrees-regional agreements to a lesser...
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