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The survey of income and housing

Taylor, Matthew - In: The Australian economic review 51 (2018) 2, pp. 276-285

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The Survey of Income and Housing

Taylor, Matthew - In: Australian Economic Review 51 (2018) 2, pp. 276-285

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012085455

Sunshine or Shield? Secret Voting Procedures and Legislative Accountability

Buttò, Michele; Pereira, Carlos; Taylor, Matthew - In: Journal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation 17 (2014) 4, pp. 10-10

How does the use of a secret vote affect the likelihood that legislators will punish their peers? Two contending arguments exist in the literature: some argue that secret voting may be prejudicial, while others argue that it may help accountability. We address this controversy by analyzing the...

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Is Monotonicity in an IV and RD design testable? No, but you can still check it

Edwards, Ben; Fiorini, Mario; Stevens, Katrien; Taylor, … - School of Economics, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences - 2013

Whenever treatment effects are heterogeneous and there is sorting into treatment based on the gain, monotonicity is a condition that both Instrumental Variable and fuzzy Regression Discontinuity designs have to satisfy for their estimand to be interpretable as a LATE. Angrist and Imbens (1995)...

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Freedom to modernise - The hard political realities of changing educational policy: Control versus devolution

Taylor, Matthew; Hallgarten, Joe - In: RSA journal : the journal of the Royal Society for the … 1 (2000), pp. 8-15

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Just maybe, baby - Baby bonds and lifetime savings accounts -- The focus on welfare is broadening from income into some capital ideas

Taylor, Matthew; Paxton, Will - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2002), pp. 30-31

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Capital perspectives - Few Londoners would disagree that their key public services are in a dire state. But what's the solution? Two players give their point of view in advance of a mayoral conference

Taylor, Matthew; Ross, John - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2001), pp. 30-31

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All We have to lose is our chains - The Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman and his team took a long, hard look at the Private Finance Initiative. They found the biggest problem is that it is usually the only option for councils - And to get the funding they often have to make a square peg fit a round hole. The solution: Let councils choose the most appropriate borrowing method for their needs

Taylor, Matthew - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (2000), pp. 24-25

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Third Way or muddled middle? - Public-private partnerships have become a central component of New Labour's elusive Third Way. But what do they mean, and is the government getting them right? The IPPR's new commission aims to, find out

Taylor, Matthew - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (1999), pp. 18-21

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Empower the public servant - The director of the Institute of Public Policy Research urges the government to weigh the importance of motivation for public servants when it seeks efficiency savings

Taylor, Matthew - In: Public finance : the business monthly of the public sector (1999), pp. 41-42

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