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We examine the relationship between new road infrastructure and local labor markets in India's manufacturing sector by exploiting the variation in completion times of a major highway construction project. Using firm and individual-level data, we find that the skill premium increases in districts...
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We examine the relationship between road infrastructure and labor markets in India s manufacturing sector by exploiting the variation in completion times of a major highway construction project. The skill premium increases (i) in districts that are on a completed section of the highway project,...
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This paper examines two important channels which influence the dynamic absorption of remittances at the macroeconomic level: (i) the presence of borrowing constraints, and (ii) the distribution of remittances across recipient households. Using an open economy DSGE model with heterogeneous...
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Government spending on infrastructure has recently increased sharply in many emerging-market economies. This paper examines the mechanism through which public infrastructure spending affects the dynamics of the real exchange rate. Using a two-sector dependent open economy model with...
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We estimate the effect of asylum seekers on house prices in England and Wales from 2004 to 2015, and find, using panel data and time series methods, that the government's dispersal policies have had small but statistically significant negative effects on housing prices, especially for...
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Although cannabis is federally prohibited, a majority U.S. states have implemented medical cannabis laws (MCLs). As more individuals consider the drug for medical treatment, they potentially substitute away from prescription drugs. Therefore, an MCL signals competitor entry. This paper exploits...
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