Titlebook: Wealth, Income Inequalities, and Demography; The Long-Term Policy Luigi Paganetto Conference proceedings 2014 Springer International Publis

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,Perspectives for Growth and Income Equality in the European Monetary Union: 2012–2025, countries belonging to the Eurozone (excluding Estonia and Slovakia) and added to get a total for the group. The projections were based on the trends that were prevailing from 1995 to 2011 in each of the countries assuming there would be a recovery from the recessionary period of 2008 to 2009 and a

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Effort and Hours over the Business Cycle,, other models reach an opposite conclusion and recent contributions emphasize the increase of workers’ effort in the US economy during the Great recession. By using high-quality, firm-level data, we obtain an estimate of change in labor effort from a dynamic cost minimization set-up and provide som

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Crisis in the Eurozone: Some Popular Fallacies and a Few Unpleasant Remarks,uence of the Euro led to real divergence and external imbalances within the Eurozone. After the outbreak of the European debt crisis, austerity policies in the peripheral countries of the Eurozone simply had no alternative, given the refusal on the part of the markets to go on financing levels of pr

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Information Technology and Labor Market Polarization in Europe, trends. Recent papers have found job polarization patterns also in Europe, while few evidence is available for wages. The goal of the paper is to investigate the dynamics of unconditional and conditional—on technology—wages in Europe, using industry (EU?KLEMS) data. As for unconditional wages, ther