This paper was prepared as contribution to the UNU/WIDER project on Economic Shocks, Social Stress and the Demographic Impact. I am grateful to Andrea Cornia, Germano Mwabu and Albert Motivans for their useful comments. I also wish to thank Lorraine Taivainen for assistance in the preparation of the text. Of course, I am solely responsible for the contents of the paper. Research in Progress (RIP) is a UNU/WIDER in-house publication series, which is distributed free-of-charge in limited numbers. The studies issued in the series are complete drafts prepared as part of the Institute's research programme and are circulated among project networkers and other scholars to elicit feedback and comments. In several cases, the studies will be pub...
First and foremost I want to thank my thesis advisors – Professors Sami Alpanda and John Gordanier –...
First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisor Hans-Werner Sinn for his advice and encourag...
Copyright belongs to the author. Small sections of the text, not exceeding three paragraphs, can be ...
comments and criticism. Many thanks go to Vladimir Popov for sharing Russian data. Of course, I am s...
Research in Progress (RIP) is a UNU/WIDER in-house publication series, which is distributed free-of-...
I would like to thank Prof. Barbara Fritz, my PhD dissertation’s first supervisor, for her continuou...
This paper was prepared for the conference meeting "An Economics Perspective on the Problems of...
1 This paper has had a chequered history. In 2000 I was invited by some 'social capitalists &ap...
This study has been developed in the context of the "Eurosystem Inflation Persistence Network&q...
This study has been prepared within the UNU/WIDER Internship Programme and the 1998-99 research prog...
Mavromaras for comments on this paper. We would like to thank Debbie Cowley, Sean Applegate, Paul Mi...
Paper prepared for the UNICEF Project on “EMU and Children”. I am very grateful to Essie Linton for ...
at DIW Berlin This series presents research findings based either directly on data from the German S...
Throughout the course of this dissertation, Lex Borghans has provided invaluable support. He has gen...
For helpful comments we would like to thank the participants of a research seminar at the ANZSOG Ins...
First and foremost I want to thank my thesis advisors – Professors Sami Alpanda and John Gordanier –...
First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisor Hans-Werner Sinn for his advice and encourag...
Copyright belongs to the author. Small sections of the text, not exceeding three paragraphs, can be ...
comments and criticism. Many thanks go to Vladimir Popov for sharing Russian data. Of course, I am s...
Research in Progress (RIP) is a UNU/WIDER in-house publication series, which is distributed free-of-...
I would like to thank Prof. Barbara Fritz, my PhD dissertation’s first supervisor, for her continuou...
This paper was prepared for the conference meeting "An Economics Perspective on the Problems of...
1 This paper has had a chequered history. In 2000 I was invited by some 'social capitalists &ap...
This study has been developed in the context of the "Eurosystem Inflation Persistence Network&q...
This study has been prepared within the UNU/WIDER Internship Programme and the 1998-99 research prog...
Mavromaras for comments on this paper. We would like to thank Debbie Cowley, Sean Applegate, Paul Mi...
Paper prepared for the UNICEF Project on “EMU and Children”. I am very grateful to Essie Linton for ...
at DIW Berlin This series presents research findings based either directly on data from the German S...
Throughout the course of this dissertation, Lex Borghans has provided invaluable support. He has gen...
For helpful comments we would like to thank the participants of a research seminar at the ANZSOG Ins...
First and foremost I want to thank my thesis advisors – Professors Sami Alpanda and John Gordanier –...
First and foremost, I would like to thank my supervisor Hans-Werner Sinn for his advice and encourag...
Copyright belongs to the author. Small sections of the text, not exceeding three paragraphs, can be ...