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Does History have Useful Economics? Lessons from Europe’s Golden Age (1950–73)le period. The other two subsets are far off the average in a spectacular way: during 1913–50 the European economy distinctly underperformed while the opposite was the case in 1950–73 when product and productivity grew at rates never before or since experienced.

諷刺

Incentive Distortions in Developing Agriculture in South Africa and Implications for Tenure Reformnd access, reflected by the fact that the white minority owns about 87 per cent of South Africa’s agricultural land. The new government has proposed various resettlement models to achieve land transfers to previously disenfranchised black farmers, ranging from private ownership to group resettlement (LAPC, 1993).

貪心

祖?zhèn)髫?cái)產(chǎn)

Incentives in the Welfare State: Lessons for Would-be Welfare States The welfare-state arrangements differ, of course, among OECD countries. In particular, there is wide variation in the extent to which countries rely on four basic institutions — the state, the firm, the family and the market. Countries also differ in their reliance on (i) a common . in the form of

Hiatal-Hernia

Income Distribution Theory: A Survey of Selected Recent Contributions years. These developments were mostly motivated by the urgent need to move beyond representative-agent models and the development of new tools allowing tractable equilibrium modelling of heterogeneity between agents, but probably also by the dramatic recent development of income inequality both in

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Lobotomy

Openness and Within-Country Inequalitye knitting together the world economy as never before. Although some of the recent trends are not dramatically different from the past,. there are some new patterns, such as the marked rise in manufacturing exports by a group of developing countries in East Asia. Should other developing countries, p

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