Proposta Regolarizzazione dei Migranti
Master MEDIM
Corsi di Educazione ai Diritti
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Archivi tag: Alessandra Pelloni
Is Volatility Good for Growth?. Evidence from the G7
We provide empirical support for an analytical DSGE model with nominal wage stickiness where growth is driven by learning-by-doing and money shocks and their variance are allowed to impact on long-run output growth. In our theoretical model the variance of … Continua a leggere
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Contrassegnato Alessandra Pelloni, Elena Andreou, growth uncertainty, learning-by-doing, Marianne Sensier, monetary uncertainty, multivariate GARCH-in-mean, nominal rigidity.
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Lump-Sum Taxes in a R&D Model
Is it possible to increase growth and welfare by raising taxes anddisposing of the tax revenues? We show this may indeed be the case in a simple model with endogenous technical change, represented by an increase in the variety of … Continua a leggere
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Contrassegnato Alessandra Pelloni, Lump-Sum Taxes, R&D model, Robert Waldmann, Xin Long
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Factor Income Taxation in a Horizontal Innovation Model
We consider the optimal factor income taxation in a standard R&D model with technical change represented by an increase in the variety of intermediate goods. We show that the model has no transitional dynamics. Redistributing the tax burden from labor … Continua a leggere
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Contrassegnato Alessandra Pelloni, Capital Income Taxes, Growth Efect, R&D, Welfare Efect, Xin Long
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What are we learning from the life satisfaction literature ?
The recent availability of cross-sectional and longitudinal survey data on life satisfaction in a large number of countries gives us the opportunity to verify empirically (and not just to assume) what matters for individuals and what economists and policymakers should … Continua a leggere
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Contrassegnato Alessandra Pelloni, inflation, Leonardo Becchetti, life satisfaction, shadow value of non market goods, trade-off., unemployment
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