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Tales, thoughts and policy reflections from wannabe economists (that met) at the Graduate Institute in Geneva
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We are the wannabe economists of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. We use this blog to share out thoughts on the world economy and the rest. So...here's our musings and policy reflections.
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- Environmental consequences of a gentle touch...
- Dambisa Moyo and the Rigotnomics Development Bank
- The Inconveniences of Being a Geneva Citizen
- Pareto-optimal exchange equilibria vs. inequality ...
- Zedillo's weird proposal
- The Mouse's Tale
- Cheap Chow
- How the US is destroying Mexico
- Rigotnomics in The Economist
- Structural models vs. IV
- Foreign aid
- A vote of confidence
- Oil against graft and the economics of corruption
- Who's gonna rebuild trust?
- The create-jobs, save-the-environment, reduce-traf...
- And Everybody Pays - The International
- Enough with development economics
- Trade and the diffusion of the industrial revolution
- Buy American?
- Who created the Economist style for graphs in Stat...
- Trade diasporas
- Academic Reading
- The Biology of Switzerland
- On the Philosophy of Economics during Financial Cr...
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3 comments:
This guy looks like you a bit...
I was thinking that it would be interesting to check whether the migrants effect is both on the export and on the import side. Did you do this?
yeah I did and it is for both but for imports it includes a demand effect as migrants wanna consume products form home!
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