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Is Fair Trade Worth Its Cost?
Claar, Victor V.
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2015
This paper extends the existing literature on fair trade by incorporating the latest empirical analyses as well as responding to recent claims that even if fair trade is deemed to be an inefficient or ineffective tool toward poverty alleviation, there may nevertheless be other compelling reasons...
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Envy in the Market Economy : Sin, Fairness, and Spontaneous (Dis)Order
Ballor, Jordan J.
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2015
This paper explores the problem of envy (“sadness at another's good”) from both theological and economic perspectives. The theological analysis helps show why envy is a perennial feature of human existence and an ongoing problem for ordered and flourishing social life. The economic analysis...
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The Keynesian Revolution and Our Empty Economy : We're All Dead
Claar, Victor V.
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2019
1. Introduction: Work Hard and Play by the Rules -- 2. From Socrates to Smith: The Moral and Cultural Foundations of Economics -- 3. Just the Facts, Mammon: Modern Aspirations to Moral and Cultural Neutrality -- 4. Keynes' Revolutionary Vision: Consumer Satisfaction as Moral Crusade -- 5....
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The Urgency of Poverty and the Hope of Genuinely Fair Trade : Surresponse
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
I am quite surprised that the heart of Mr. Myers's response is that we need to slow down and ponder the circumstances of the poor more carefully. I find this stance troubling. We have allowed the global poor to twist in the wind for too long. To make matters worse, we often tell them that they...
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Can Competitive Forces Reinforce Nominal Wage Rigidities?
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
While rigidities in nominal factor costs imply a finite slope in the aggregate supply curve, this paper asks, “Do rigidities increase if there is a more competitive economy?” Several authors claim that real rigidities of monopoly power reinforce nominal rigidities due to price adjustment...
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Spreading Academic Pay Over Nine or Twelve Months : Economists Are Supposed to Know Better, But Do They Act Better?
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
Our article empirically considers two general hypotheses related to the literature of behavioural economics. First, we test the null hypothesis that individuals behave, on average, in a manner more consistent with the rational expectations hypothesis than with the idea of self-control in the...
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Ranking the Rankings of Journals in Economics by Quantifying Journal Demand
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
This paper revisits Odagiri's (REStat, 1977) estimation of the demand for economics journals. While Odagiri employed 25 (or fewer) titles, the present paper explores the vast and growing universe of economics outlets. To this end the analysis employs circulation data for general and field...
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The Unfortunate Longevity of the Keynesian Ideal
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
In the years since the heyday of the rational expectations revolution, new economic challenges have presented themselves in ways that some say call that particular paradigm into question — much like the phenomenon of stagflation confounded many good Keynesian professional economists during the...
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Will Fair Trade Coffee Stunt Your (Economic) Growth? : Response
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
Today fair trade follows two approaches. One approach, pioneered a half century ago by organizations such as Ten Thousand Villages, works with artisans to share their unique handiwork with potential buyers with whom they otherwise would not connect. Laura Raynolds and Douglas Murray refer to...
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Correspondence : Fair Trade Coffee
Claar, Victor V.
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2016
Fair trade coffee is a cup half full, according to Raluca Dragusanu, Daniele Giovannucci, and Nathan Nunn in “The Economics of Fair Trade” (Journal of Economic Perspectives, Summer 2014, vol. 28, no. 3, pp. 217–36). We are not persuaded
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