Has equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain
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The distributional burden of cap and trade
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Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and fairness
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Monetary policy and long-term trends
Monetary policy and long-term trends Charles A.E. Goodhart, Philipp Erfurth03 November 2014There has been a long-term downward trend in labour’s share of national income, depressing both demand and...
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Climate policy: Prices versus equity
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Rebalancing finance
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View ArticleHas equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain
Has equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain John Turner , Graeme Acheson , Charles Hickson, Qing Ye10 May 2008Past performance is no guarantee, but history tells us...
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The distributional burden of cap and trade
The distributional burden of cap and trade Sebastian Rausch, Gilbert Metcalf , John Reilly , Sergey Paltsev31 July 2010The carbon-pricing implications of cap-and-trade programmes have raised concern...
View ArticleMaking the grade: Equity and efficiency in education
The virtuous equity-efficiency trade-off in educational outcomes Richard Freeman, Stephen Machin, Martina Viarengo04 January 2011Many interpret countries' scores in international testing as grades of...
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Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and fairness
Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and equity Elke Jahn, Regina Riphahn, Claus Schnabel10 October 2012Economic policymakers across Europe have sought to increase labour market...
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Monetary policy and long-term trends
Monetary policy and long-term trends Charles Goodhart, Philipp Erfurth03 November 2014There has been a long-term downward trend in labour’s share of national income, depressing both demand and...
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Climate policy: Prices versus equity
Climate policy: Prices versus equity Lucas Bretschger11 October 2015There is reasonable hope that the upcoming United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Paris (COP21) will reach a consistent...
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Rebalancing finance
Rebalancing finance Çağatay Bircan, Ralph De Haas, Hans Peter Lankes, Alexander Plekhanov10 November 2015In the wake of the Global Crisis, emerging Europe has experienced a sharp drop in investment...
View ArticleHas equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain
Has equity always earned a premium? Evidence from nineteenth-century Britain John Turner , Graeme Acheson , Charles Hickson, Qing Ye10 May 2008Past performance is no guarantee, but history tells us...
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The distributional burden of cap and trade
The distributional burden of cap and trade Sebastian Rausch, Gilbert Metcalf , John Reilly , Sergey Paltsev31 July 2010The carbon-pricing implications of cap-and-trade programmes have raised concern...
View ArticleMaking the grade: Equity and efficiency in education
The virtuous equity-efficiency trade-off in educational outcomes Richard Freeman, Stephen Machin, Martina Viarengo04 January 2011Many interpret countries' scores in international testing as grades of...
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Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and fairness
Temporary employment: The trade-off between efficiency and equity Elke Jahn, Regina Riphahn, Claus Schnabel10 October 2012Economic policymakers across Europe have sought to increase labour market...
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Monetary policy and long-term trends
Monetary policy and long-term trends Charles Goodhart, Philipp Erfurth03 November 2014There has been a long-term downward trend in labour’s share of national income, depressing both demand and...
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Climate policy: Prices versus equity
Climate policy: Prices versus equity Lucas Bretschger11 October 2015There is reasonable hope that the upcoming United Nations Conference on Climate Change in Paris (COP21) will reach a consistent...
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