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Searching for prosperity [PDF]
Carnegie-Rochester Conference Series on Public Policy, 2001 Abstract Quah's [1993a] transition matrix analysis of world income distribution based on annual data suggests an ergodic distribution with twin peaks at the rich and poor end of the distribution. Since the ergodic distribution is a highly non-linear function of the underlying transition matrix, it is estimated extremely noisily.
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Securing Prosperity or Making Securitization Prosper?
International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 2009Increasing continental integration since n September 2001 raises questions about the emergence of a link between governmentality security and economic practices in North American. Of particular concern is the security and prosperity partnership of North America (SPP) between Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
David Grondin, Miguel de Larrinaga
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How the left prospers from prosperity
European Journal of Political Economy, 2008Abstract This paper investigates the relationship between fluctuations in economic growth, unemployment, and voting along a left-right axis. I estimate a model that explains how political fluctuations are caused by economic fluctuations in the OECD countries. I find that higher economic growth causes a shift to the left of policy sentiments.
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Marketplace lending and consumer credit outcomes: evidence from prosper
Applied Economics, 2022exaly