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When did we begin to spell "heteros*edasticity" correctly?

Paloyo, Alfredo R. - 2011

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State history and economic development : evidence from six millennia

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states. In this paper, we contribute to the literature on state history and long-run economic development in four ways. First …, we extend and complete the state history index from Bockstette, Chanda and Putterman (2002) by coding the experience with … since transition to agriculture and state age, as well as subsequent state history. Our estimated unconditional correlation …

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The Formality Effect

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This paper documents the existence of a “Formality Effect” in government communications. Across three online studies and three field experiments in different policy contexts (total N = 67,632), we show that, contrary to scholar and practitioner predictions, formal government communications...

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