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Do gender disparities in employment increase profitability? : evidence from the United States

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International convergence in productivity levels : has central planning mattered?

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The last two decades have seen major economic changes with the Great Recession and Recovery. The present paper aims at investigating how the net worth, wealth portfolio and the wealth distribution, which are related to well-being, have evolved in the United States between 2001 and 2016. The data...

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