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This paper analyses the determinants of income inequality in Thailand, which experienced income inequality increases in 1975-1998. The effects of agricultural factors and other sectoral factors are stressed. Regression results strongly suggest the significance of agricultural factors although...
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Corporate investment is the most important factor to explain the long stagnation of Japan during the 1990's. Using the Bank of Japan diffusion indices of real profitability' and banks' willingness to lend', we estimate investment functions for four groups of firms: large/small and...
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Corporate investment is the most important factor to explain the long stagnation of Japan during the 1990's. Using the Bank of Japan diffusion indices of real profitability' and banks' willingness to lend', we estimate investment functions for four groups of firms: large/small and...
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