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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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- What else would you choose?
- Money is a lousy way to motivate people
- Not A Good Look
- Efficient estimation of time-invariant variables i...
- The best of economics
- Forensic economics
- Brazil's highway to China
- Doubling aid to Africa by 2010: the facts
- The future of the euro
- Awesome ad
- The econometric debate continues
- Useless, ignorant economists
- Sex, Bribes and Central Banking Down Under
- Selling shares of yourself
- Geneva Forum on Social Change
- Why so few job losses in the finance sector?
- A very good paper
- What should World Bank economists do?
- Time to go shopping in the Eurozone
- CIA interventions and internationnal trade
- Mali's mango exports
- Rigotnomics' World Cup pool
- New ideas for the UN from The Economist
- How Greece can "devalue" and keep the euro
- Stealing European agricultural subsidies
- Corruption in development deals
- Why the EU had to save Greece
- Esther Duflo on how development policies can get w...
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1 comment:
Well I guess construction is less flexible whereas within a bank, you can find different roles, one bank lets people go, they get scooped up by another for a different role etc etc. Also, the first three sectors are very much demand driven...
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