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and sufficient condition for convergence to consensus and characterize outcomes where the society ends up polarized. Our … some extend. We provide an analysis of the speed of convergence and the possible outcomes of the process. Furthermore, we …
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patterns of convergence and divergence of European minimum income schemes in the period 1992/2001-2012. We expand on previous … studies on convergence of social assistance schemes in at least three ways. First, this paper provides a recent and detailed … contextualize our findings with regard to convergence and to clarify the underlying policy measures. Finally this paper covers a …
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measured with national poverty lines, the crisis seems to have halted, but not (yet) substantially reversed the convergence …
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large increases in minimum income benefits has been pursued, leading to a remarkable convergence of relative benefit levels. …
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Should the EU be involved in the governance of minimum income protection, and if it should, in which role precisely? This question raises a complex policy conundrum. We focus on a proposal by the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) for an EU Framework Directive on Minimum Income Protection, in...
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convergence, especially among EU countries. Besides, we observe that high ‘benefit decommodification’ is consistent with high ‘in …
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We use laboratory experiments to analyze decentralized decision-making in one-sided matching markets. We find that subjects tend to make decisions in line with theoretical models, as their offering and accepting decisions are only guided by the objective of improving upon the status quo....
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This paper analyses the impact of multiple competitive equilibria and complete markets in a simple general equilibrium model. A random selection from the equilibrium correspondence of a finite exchange economy defines probability distributions on equilibrium prices. Asset markets allow traders...
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