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Beyond economic man : feminist theory and economics

Ferber, Marianne A. (ed.); Nelson, Julie A. (ed.) - 1993

This is the first book to examine the central tenets of economics from a feminist point of view. In these original … essays, the authors suggest that the discipline of economics could be improved by freeing itself from masculine biases …. Beyond Economic Man raises questions about the discipline not because economics is too objective but because it is not …

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Behavioral consistency in economics and sociology : Thomas Schelling and social interactionists on commitment, 1956–69

Fontaine, Philippe - In: History of political economy 56 (2024) 4, pp. 625-652

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Beyond economic man : feminist theory and economics

Ferber, Marianne A. (ed.) - 1993

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 55, No. 2

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2008

This special issue is devoted to the Global Economy Model (GEM), a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models widely used by the IMF and central banks worldwide to study issues that cannot be adequately addressed with reduced-form econometric models or an earlier generation of macromodels...

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 55, No. 3

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2008

This special issue on exchange rates is drawn from the Eighth Jacques Polak Annual Research Conference held at the International Monetary Fund in Washington in November 2007. The Mundell-Fleming Lecture by Stanley Fischer focuses on exchange rate systems, surveillance, and advice. Jeffrey...

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 54, No. 4

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2008

In this issue, authors from the IMF and from Argentine institutions team up to review how different banks behaved and were hurt during the country's crisis. Atsushi Iimi looks at how countries can escape from the resource curse in a comparative analysis that focuses on Botswana. John Cady and...

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 55, No. 4

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2008

In this issue, John T. Cuddington and Daniel Jerrett from the Colorado School of Mines examine whether metals prices are in a ""super cycle"" upswing driven by intensive economic growth in China, in particular. Using evidence from U.S. Social Security records, James E. Duggan, Robert Gillingham,...

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 56, No. 1

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2009

This special issue brings together world-renowned experts to provide a systematic and critical analysis of the costs and benefits of financial globalization. Contributors include Kenneth Rogoff, Maurice Obstfeld, Dani Rodrik, and Frederic S. Mishkin

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 56, No. 2

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2009

China’s growth performance since the start of economic reforms in 1978 has been impressive, but the gains have not been distributed equally across provinces. We use a nonparametric approach to analyze the variation in labor productivity growth across China’s provinces. This approach imposes...

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IMF Staff Papers : Volume 56, No. 3

International Monetary Fund / Research Dept - 2009

Studies of the impact of trade openness on growth are based either on crosscountry analysis—which lacks transparency—or case studies—which lack statistical rigor. This paper applies a transparent econometric method drawn from the treatment evaluation literature (matching estimators) to...

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