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While regional disparities in the overall rate of participation in further education and training among young people are relatively small, marked differences persist in the pattern of investment across the regions. The proportion of young people continuing in full-time further education in the...
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The paper examines the current debate on the real effectiveness of delegation in overcoming the problem of time inconsistency that afflicts discretionary monetary policy. An important contribution by Jensen has shown that, when the government is unable to credibly carry out optimal policy and...
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This paper develops a generalised model of network competition when consumers vary in their preferences for network size and location, and networks are vertically and horizontally differentiated. The effect of compatibility on the degree of competition between the networks is analysed. Two...
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The change of classification problem for economic sectoral time series data is examined by a approach. State space representations are proposed both for data reconstruction and modelling a change of classification. The Doran (1992) methodology of constraining the Kalman filter to satisfy time...
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Concerns have been expressed that in a global market place with mobile capital, national governments will have incentives to set weak environmental policies ("environmental dumping") to protect the international competitiveness of their domestic firms and that these incentives are particularly...
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The paper develops a framework for the analysis of finite n-player games, recurrently played by randomly drawn n-tuples of players, from a finite population. We first relate the set of equilibria of this game to the set of correlated equilibria of the underlying game, and then focus on learning...
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This paper investigates the implications of an exogenous decline in mortality rates for capital accumulation and fertility in a neoclassical economy with dynastic preferences. The analysis shows that drops in mortality can explain the transition from a regime with high levels of fertility and...
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