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One size doesn't fit all : a project designing small-scale economic development projects

Gundersen, Sara; Kaminaga, Allison Shwachman - In: The journal of economic education : JEE 50 (2019) 1, pp. 33-43

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Regional wages and market potential in the enlarged EU : an empirical investigation

Mathä, Thomas; Kaminaga, Allison Shwachman - In: Applied economics 49 (2017) 4, pp. 376-385

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Enhancing the teaching of introductory economics with a team-based, multi-section competition

Beaudin, Laura; Berdiev, Aziz N.; Kaminaga, Allison … - In: The journal of economic education 48 (2017) 3, pp. 167-175

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Regional wages and market potential in the enlarged EU : an empirical investigation

Mathä, Thomas; Kaminaga, Allison Shwachman - 2009

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Using the fed challenge to enrich the teaching of a money and banking class

Kaminaga, Allison Shwachman; Berdiev, Aziz N.; Beaudin, … - In: Eastern economic journal : EEJ 50 (2024) 2, pp. 213-234

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The Beveridge Curve and the "she-cession"

Sheldon, Hannah - In: The journal of business and economic studies 26 (2023) 2, pp. 56-71

The Beveridge Curve has been dissected in many ways over the years - by industry, by region, and by state. However, despite the availability of a proxy for a curve for each sex, there have been no estimates of the Beveridge Curve for males and females separately. This paper explains how the...

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Regional wages and market potential in the enlarged EU: An empirical investigation

Mathä, Thomas Y.; Shwachman, Allison - Central Bank of Luxembourg - 2009

This paper empirically analyses the link between market potential and regional wages in the enlarged EU. We extend previous studies of EU regions in several ways. 1) we analyze the link between market potential and wages for the EU27, 2) correct for spatial autocorrelation present in the data,...

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