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determining a region's propensity to secede. Removing identity differences reduces the average support for secession from 7.5% to …
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determining a region's propensity to secede. Removing identity differences reduces the average support for secession from 7.5% to …
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determining a region's propensity to secede. Removing identity differences reduces the average support for secession from 7.5% to …
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determining a region's propensity to secede. Removing identity differences reduces the average support for secession from 7.5% to …
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determining a region's propensity to secede. Removing identity differences reduces the average support for secession from 7.5% to …
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This paper analyses the case of a local secession, i.e. the birth of a new local jurisdiction by separation from an … model to the data by exploiting the secession of the Italian region of Molise from Abruzzo, a unique event in Italian …
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This study analyzes the State Budget (APBN) 2017 of Indonesia in Islamic economic perspective. The state budget is prepared using the rules of public economics consisting of state revenues, state expenditures, and budget financing has the posture of the budget, the issues of fiscal policy, and...
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Labor mobility is commonly taken as a property of an optimal currency area. But how does that property affect the outcome of fiscal policies? In our model, we show that perfect (costless) labour mobility is not necessarily welfare improving, since it prevents the national fiscal authorities from...
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Labor mobility is commonly taken as a property of an optimal currency area. But how does that property affect the outcome of fiscal policies? We address this issue with a two country - two period model, where both asymmetric and symmetric productivity shocks may hit the countries. We show that...
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This thesis was written by Jakob Eberl while having been a research assistant at the Center for Economic Studies (CES) at the University of Munich. It was completed in December 2015 and accepted as a doctoral thesis by the Department of Economics at the University of Munich in May 2016. The...
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