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Child labor and compulsory education : the effects of government education policy on economic growth and welfare

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Optimal government policies related to unemployment

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The macroeconomic impact of automation : applications to elderly care

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Artificial intelligence and human jobs

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The impact of artificial intelligence on economic growth and welfare

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Moving up or moving out? A unified theory of R&D, FDI, and trade

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Non-homothetic preferences and IPRs protection

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There are two opposite views regarding whether stronger protection of intellectual property rights (IPRs) will benefit or hurt the South. We provide a unification using a model of directed innovations with identical but non-homothetic preferences. For the South, a major benefit of protecting...

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