> Publishers' series
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no. 23, 14 (November 2023):
A model of greedflation Paul Scanlon
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 15 (November 2023):
On finance's heterogeneous labor share dynamics a neoclassical perspective Adnan Velic
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 01 (January 2023):
Conscientiousness and labor market returns evidence from a field experiment in West Africa Martina Kirchberger, Mathias Allemand, Sveta Milusheva, Carol Newman, Brent Roberts, Vincent Thorne
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 02 (January 2023):
Political campaigning, and racial discrimination in arrests for drugs Francesco Barilari, Diego Zambiasi
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 03 (March 2023):
Wages and the role of intangibles in finance Adnan Velic
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 05 (January 2023):
Population age structure and secular stagnation evidence from long run data Joseph Kopecky
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 04 (January 2023):
Growing older and growing apart? population age structure and trade Joseph Kopecky
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 06 (April 2023):
Consolidated Foreign Wealth of Nations Nationality-based measures of international exposure André Sanchez Pacheco
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 07 (April 2023):
Factor substitution possibilities, labor share dynamics, and inequality in an age of intangibles Adnan Velic
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 09 (April 2023):
Trade diversion and labor market adjustment Vietnam and the U.S.-China trade war Karin Mayr-Dorn, Gaia Narciso, Duc Anh Dang, Hien Phan
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 08 (April 2023):
Perpetual motion high-frequency human mobility in three African countries Paul Blanchard, Douglas Gollin, Martina Kirchberger
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 10 (June 2023):
Monetary policy and financial markets: evidence from Twitter traffic Donato Masciandaro, Davide Romelli, Gaia Rubera
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 11 (June 2023):
Women and governance central bank boards and monetary policy Donato Masciandaro, Paola Profeta, Davide Romelli
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 23, 12 (July 2023):
The long and the short of it inheritance and wealth in Ireland Simone Arrigoni, Laura Boyd and Tara McIndoe-Calder
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2023]
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no. 22, 07 (November 2022):
The elusive link between FDI and economic growth Agustín Bénétrix, Hayley Pallan and Ugo Panizza
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2022]
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no. 22, 05 (September 2022):
The rise & fall of urban concentration in britain zipf, gibrat and gini across two centuries Ronan Lyons and Elisa Maria Tirindelli
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2022]
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no. 22, 03 (October 2022):
Who gets the flow? financial globalisation and wealth inequality Simone Arrigoni
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2022]
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no. 22, 04 (May 2022):
Gender gaps in the labor market effects of Covid-19 evidence for Mexico Juan David Durán-Vanegas
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2022]
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no. 22, 01 (February 2022):
QE implications for bank risk-taking, profitability, and systemic risk Adnan Velic and Supriya Kapoor
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2022]
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no. 21, 02 (April 2021):
Capital misallocation, agricultural subsidies and productivity a European perspective Bruno Morando and Carol Newman
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 01 (January 2021):
Concentration in Asia's cross-border banking determinaThis version: 15 January 2021nts and impacts Ana Kristel Lapid, Rogelio Mercado Jr., and Peter Rosenkranz
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 03 (June 2021):
The shock absorbing role of cross-border investments net positions versus currency composition Agustín Bénétrix, Beren Demirölmez, Martin Schmitz
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 09 (September 2021):
Taming the "capital flows-credit nexus" a sectoral approach Daniel Carvalho, Etienne Lepers and Rogelio Mercado Jr
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 03 (May 2021):
Corporate taxation and international financial integration U.S. evidence from a consolidated perspective Agustín Bénétrix and André Sanchez Pacheco
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 11 (October 2021):
Investment response to monetary policy in a low interest rate environment evidence from the ECB's corporate QE Guillaume Horny and Supriya Kapoor
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 04 (June 2021):
The shock absorbing role of cross-border investments net positions versus currency composition Agustín Bénétrix, Beren Demirölmez and Martin Schmitz
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 13 (November 2021):
Automatic for the (tax) people information sharing and cross-border investment in tax havens Agustín Bénétrix, Lorenz Emter and Martin Schmitz
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 14 (November 2021):
A consolidated-by-nationality approach to Irish foreign exposure Andre Sanchez Pacheco
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 15 (November 2021):
Putting a new "spin" on energy labels measuring the impact of reframing energy efficiency on tumble dryer choices in a multi-country experiment Stefano Ceolotto, Eleanor Denny
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 16 (December 2021):
The age for austerity? population age structure and fiscal multipliers Joseph Kopecky
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 06 (June 2021):
Concrete thinking about development Keelan Beirne and Martina Kirchberger
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 07 (June 2021):
Okay boomer...excess money growth, inflation, and population aging Joseph Kopecky
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 05 (June 2021):
Good reverberation? teacher influence in music composition since 1450 Karol Jan Borowiecki
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 12 (October 2021):
Household behaviour in Ireland, Sweden, the US and the UK under rationing John FitzGerald, Seán Kenny and Alexandra Lopez Cermeno
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 08 (July 2021):
Manhattan transfer productivity effects of agglomeration in American authorship Lukas Kuld, Sara Mitchell and Christiane Hellmanzik
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 21, 10 (September 2021):
Disagreement inside the FOMC new insights from tone analysis Hamza Bennani and Davide Romelli
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2021]
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no. 20, 01 (January 2020):
Cross-border currency exposures new evidence based on an enhanced and updated dataset Agustin Benetrix, Deepali Gautam, Luciana Juvenal and Martin Schmitz
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 02 (January 2020):
The long-run impact of historical shocks on the decision to migrate evidence from the Irish Migration Gaia Narciso, Battista Severgnini and Gayane Vardanyan
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 12 (June 2020):
The murder-suicide of the rentier population aging and the risk premium Joseph Kopecky and Alan M. Taylor
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 13 (August 2020):
Desired hours worked over the business cycle stylised facts for European countries Dora Tuda
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 10 (January 2020):
Policy uncertainty shocks and small open economies in monetary union a case study of Ireland Jonathan Rice
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 15 (August 2020):
Better energy cost information changes household property investment decisions evidence from a nationwide experiment James Carroll, Eleanor Denny and Ronan C. Lyons
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 16 (July 2020):
Information Matters evidence from flood risk in the Irish housing market Tom Gillespie, Ronan C. Lyons and Thomas K.J. McDermott
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 11 (July 2020):
Leverage cycles, growth shocks, and sudden stops in capital inflows Lorenz Emter
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 14 (August 2020):
Can labor market institutions mitigate the China syndrome? evidence from regional labor markets in Europe Jan-Luca Hennig
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 03 (January 2020):
Firm or bank weakness? access to finance since the european sovereign debt crisis Giuseppe Corbisiero and Donata Faccia
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 09 (July 2020):
Uncertainty shocks and the cross-borderfunding of banks unmasking heterogeneity Agustín Bénétrix and Michael Curran
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 08 (April 2020):
Auditors' conflict ofinterest does random selection work? Guglielmo Barone, Laura Conti, Gaia Narciso and Marco Tonello
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 06 (January 2020):
Site-specific agronomic information and technology adoption a field experiment from Ethiopia Hailemariam Ayalew, Jordan Chamberlin and Carol Newman
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 20, 07 (February 2020):
Who watches the watchmen? local news and police behaviour in the united states Nicola Mastrorocco and Arianna Ornaghi
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2020]
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no. 19, 06 (July 2019):
The Northern Ireland economy problems and prospects John FitzGerald and Edgar L.W. Morgenroth
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 07 (April 2019):
Investment in education and economic growth on the island of Ireland John FitzGerald
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 04 (March 2019):
Debt and taxes the sale-rent housing price ratio in Dublin since 1945 Richard Keely & Ronan C. Lyons
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 05 (May 2019):
Revisiting external imbalances insights from sectoral accounts Cian Allen
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 08 (September 2019):
Technology adoption under asymmetric market structure Benoit Voudon
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 09 (September 2019):
Vertical integration in the presence of a cost-reducing technology Benoit Voudon
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 03 (March 2019):
Introducing a development policy perspective into CAP Strategic Plans Professor Alan Matthews
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 01 (February 2019):
Immigrant artists enrichment or displacement? Karol Jan Borowiecki, Kathryn Graddy
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 02 (February 2019):
The origins of creativity the case of the arts in the United States since 1850 Karol Jan Borowiecki
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 10 (November 2019):
Group incentives for the public good a field experiment on improving the urban environment Carol Newman, Tara Mitchell, Marcus Holmlund and Chloe Fernandez
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 19, 11 (December 2019):
Financial flows centrality: empirical evidence using bilateral capital flows Rogelio Marcado, Jr. and Shanty Noviantie
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2019]
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no. 18, 02 (February 2018):
Bilateral capital flows transaction patterns and gravity Rogelio V. Mercado, Jr
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 01 (February 2018):
Managing a century of debt John Fitzgerald and Seán Kenny
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 05 (May 2018):
Picture or playground valuing coastal amenities Tom Gillespie, Stephen Hynes, Ronan C. Lyons
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 03 (March 2018):
Implications of Brexit for food and agriculture in developing countries Alan Matthews
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 04 (May 2018):
National accounts for a global economy the case of Ireland John FitzGerald
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 12 (September 2018):
Micro-insurance at scale evidence on impact from Rwanda Anuj Pratap Singh
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 08 (August 2018):
Bilateral capital flows gravity, push and pull Rogelio V. Mercado, Jr
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 09 (September 2018):
The political economy of reforms in central bank design evidence from a new dataset Davide Romelli
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 10 (July 2018):
Organised crime, captured politicians and the allocation of public resources Marco Di Cataldo and Nicola Mastrorocco
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 06 (August 2018):
The CAPM, national stock market betas, and macroeconomic covariates a global analysis Michael Curran, Adnan Velic
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 07 (August 2018):
The triple trigger? negative equity, income shocks and institutions as determinants of mortgage default Andrew Linn and Ronan Lyons
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 18, 11 (November 2018):
Conned by a cashback? disclosure, nudges and consumer rationality in mortgage choice Michael King and Anuj Pratap Singh
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2018]
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no. 17, 21 (November 2017):
"Till debt do us part" financial implications of the divorce of the Irish free state from the UK, 1922-6 John Fitzgerald & Seán Kenny
Dublin: Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin, [2017]
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tep 17, 19:
The silent treatment LGBT discrimination in the sharing economy Rishi Ahuja and Ronan C. Lyons
Dublin: Trinity College Dublin, Department of Economics, [2017]
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no. 17, 20 (September 2017):
Inspiring women experimental evidence on sharing entrepreneurial skills in Uganda Patrick Lubega, Frances Nakakawa, Gaia Narciso, Carol Newman & Cissy Kityo
Dublin: Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin, [2017]
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no. 1717:
Financial deglobalisation in banking? Robert N McCauley, Agustín S Bénétrix, Patrick M. McGuire and Goetz von Peter
Dublin: Department of Economics, Trinity College, July 2017
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no. 1817:
Toxic roads unearthing hazardous waste dumping Caterina Gennaioli & Gaia Narciso
Dublin: Department of Economics, Trinity College, July 2017