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Macroeconomics for a Modern Economy by Phelps, Edmund S.

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Values, institutions and the rise of Eastern Europe by Zoega, Gylfi, Phelps, Edmund S.

“…We study the convergence of output per capita in a sample of 37 European countries to the German real GDP per capita level during the period 1999–2014 with the…”
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Roots of the Recent Recoveries: Labor Reforms or Private Sector Forces? by Fitoussi, Jean-Paul, Jestaz, David, Phelps, Edmund S., Zoega, Gylfi, Blanchard, Olivier, Sims, Christopher A.

“…It is widely agreed that the natural unemployment rate recovered strongly in several OECD economies in the 1990s while not yet in the others. This paper draws…”
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What Is Wrong with the West’s Economies? by Phelps, Edmund S.

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Hayek’s new ideas and present-day ones by Phelps, Edmund S.

“…This paper reexamines key themes in Friedrich Hayek’s work, including his early macroeconomics and work on overinvestment, as well as his critiques of…”
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Post-crisis economic policies by Phelps, Edmund S.

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What's Wrong with a Free Lunch? by Rogers, Joel, Cohen, Joshua, Van Parijs, Philippe

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CAPITALISM VS. CORPORATISM by Phelps, Edmund S.

“…There are, at present, at least two basic forms of market economy: one that tends to be open to innovative ideas; the other that tends to be more oriented to…”
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Interview with Edmund S. Phelps by Phelps, Edmund S., Vane, Howard R., Mulhearn, Chris

“…Edmund S. Phelps has been McVickar Professor of Political Economy at Columbia University in New York City, New York, since 1982 and director of the Center on…”
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The uncertain direction of the world economy by Phelps, Edmund S.

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Two-sector perspectives on the effects of payroll tax cuts and their financing by Petrucci, Alberto, Phelps, Edmund S.

“…This paper analyzes the consequences of lifting from labor some of the burden of taxation in a life-cycle two-sector setup where a consumption good is produced…”
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Future fiscal and budgetary shocks by Hoon, Hian Teck, Phelps, Edmund S.

“…We study the effects of future tax and budgetary shocks in a non-monetary and possibly non-Ricardian economy. An (unanticipated) temporary labor tax cut to be…”
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Behind This Structural Boom: The Role of Asset Valuations by Phelps, Edmund S.

“…The US is in the midst of a structural boom, the force of which has not been seen since the 1920s. After the US unemployment rate hit 6% in late 1994,…”
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MACROECONOMICS FOR A MODERN ECONOMY by Phelps, Edmund S.

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Capital Subsidies versus Labor Subsidies: A Trade-off between Capital and Employment? by Petrucci, Alberto, Phelps, Edmund S.

“…This paper examines the effects of factor subsidies on capital formation and employment in an OLG small open economy model of wealth accumulation. Two cases…”
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Effects of China's recent development in the rest of the world by Phelps, Edmund S.

“…In one respect, China's economic awakening is bad for those economies that have been technological ahead of China and that China is now catching up to. The…”
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Effects of China's recent development in the rest of the world: With special attention to Latin America by Phelps, Edmund S

“…In one respect, China's economic awakening is bad for those economies that have been technological ahead of China and that China is now catching up to. The…”
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Corporatism and Keynes: His Philosophy of Growth by Phelps, Edmund S

“…Of the main contests in twentieth-century political economy, the contest between capitalism and corporatism still matters. And it matters quite a lot, as I…”
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Natural-rate Theory and OECD Unemployment by Phelps, Edmund S., Zoega, Gylfi

“…The goal of this study is to examine from the perspective of the intertemporal-equilibrium models of endogenous natural-rate theory the huge swings in…”
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The Growth of Nations by Mankiw, N. Gregory, Phelps, Edmund S., Romer, Paul M.

“…Average incomes in the world's richest countries are more than 10 times as high as in the world's poorest countries. The neoclassical model is still the most…”
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