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NEP-GROCEPR Discussion Papers Galor, Oded, Klemp, Marc, Wainstock, Daniel C. · 2024-11
Galor, Klemp and Wainstock link the prehistoric out-of-Africa migration distance to present-day cultural diversity in folklore, music and social norms across ethnic groups.
NEP-HPERFBerlin Discussion Paper Series Oded Galor · 2026-06
Galor's commentary on the 2025 Nobel laureates situates Aghion-Howitt's creative destruction and Mokyr's culture-of-growth account of the Industrial Revolution within the long-run development literature.
NBER David Card, Ana Rute Cardoso, Pedro Luis Silva · August 2026
Card, Cardoso and Silva exploit Portugal's 2010 pharmacy-reimbursement reforms to trace how generic substitution and price caps reshaped pharmacists' wages and employment.
NEP-HPEI4R Discussion Paper Series Brodeur, Abel, Bruns, Stephan B., Herwartz, Helmut, Islam, Chris-Gabriel · 2026
Brodeur, Bruns, Herwartz and Islam text-mine 578,000 statistical tests across 3,746 papers (1998-2019) to track how the credibility revolution and open-science norms changed empirical practice.
NEP-PBERFBerlin Discussion Paper Series Hyejin Ku, Uta Schönberg, Ragnhild C. Schreiner · 2026-07
Exploits an EU-mandated Norwegian payroll-tax reform to show firms facing bigger tax hikes cut employment but raised R&D and automation, lowering the labor share even after the tax was later reversed.
Uses the staggered rollout of a Brazilian payroll-tax cut with matched employer-employee data to find a 5% employment gain concentrated in less concentrated labor markets.
NEP-GROCESifo Working Paper Series Michael J. Callen, Gregory Levy, Saipremnath Muthukumaran, Jonathan Weigel, Noam Yuchtman · 2026
Callen, Levy, Weigel and coauthors mine 120 years of news reporting to detect institutional 'critical junctures' as they unfold rather than only in hindsight.
NEP-GROCEPR Discussion Papers Ma, Debin, Rubin, Jared · 2024-10
Ma and Rubin frame the divergent 19th-century modernization paths of Meiji Japan and Qing China around ideology and the contrast between decentralized feudal and centralized bureaucratic political regimes.
Corneo models when militarily dominant states abandon imperialism, driven by a political elite that cares about self-image as safety costs eventually outrun material gains.
NEP-PBECEPR Discussion Papers Brockmeyer, Anne, Garfias, Francisco, Suárez Serrato, Juan Carlos · 2024-08
state capacity
A randomized Mexico City infrastructure investment finds no tax-compliance dividend from improved local amenities, even when the benefit link is made salient — a null result for the fiscal-contract theory of state capacity.
NEP-SPODiscussion Papers of the Institute for Organisational Economics Staubach, Rebecca · 2026
A difference-in-differences design on German cheerleading squads that switched governing federations tests whether institutional affiliation itself moves competitive performance.
Proposes weighted-distance competitive-balance measures for Formula One and finds the sport's competitiveness trend is largely robust to how position changes are weighted.
NEP-SPOPapers Fernando Delbianco, Federico Fioravanti, Fernando Tohm\'e · 2026-08
Using COVID-19 lockdown stringency as a natural shock, finds medal outcomes for non-dominant Olympic nations grew far more dispersed between Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, mainly in men's events.
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