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936. On Poverty Traps, Rational Bubbles, and Wealth Inequality
Elvio Accinelli, Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosi – Laura Policardo, Italian Ministry of Labor and Social Policies – Edgar J. Sanchez Carrera, University of Florence
935. Wage share and labor productivity: empirical evidence from OECD countries
Marco Amendola, Università degli Studi dell’Aquila – Francesco Ruggeri, Università degli Studi di Salerno
934. R&D Government Spending and Regional Structural Dynamics: Sectoral Heterogeneity in Europe
Giovanna Ciaffi, e-Campus University – Matteo Deleidi e Antonino Lofaro, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”
933. ‘The more, the merrier’: John R. McCulloch and the ‘Corn Model’
Stefano Di Bucchianico, University of Salerno, Department of Economics and Statistics – Alessandro Le Donne, University of Turin, Department of Economics and Statistics
932. Beliefs and the Demand for Employee Ownership
Gabriel Burdin, DEPS, USiena – Fabio Landini, DEM, University of Parma
931. La disproporzionalità territoriale: un caso di studio
Fabrizio Balli, Regione Toscana
930. Beyond Supply-Side Explanations: Italy’s Growth Trajectory in Post-Keynesian and CPE Frameworks
Federica Arena, Roma Tre University
929. A Stock-Flow Consistent Model of Emulation, Debt and Personal Income Inequality
Francesco Ruggeri, University of Salerno – Riccardo Pariboni, DEPS, USiena – Giuliano Toshiro Yajima, Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
928. Reffici debet! The real wages of the workers of the Dome of Florence (1326-1861)
Leonardo Ridolfi, DEPS, USiena – Michelangelo Vasta, DEPS, USiena & CEPR
927. Subsidies, New Firms, and Productivity in Global Manufacturing
Filippo Belloc, DEPS, USiena – Antonino Lofaro, Dep. Political Sciences, UBari
926. Recent neoclassical contributions on the origins of inequality: a Sraffian critique
Sergio Cesaratto, DEPS, USiena
925. Structural change and public debt dynamics
Nandu Sasidharan, University of Siena
924. A Sraffian Approach to the Relationship Between the Interest Rate and the Profit Rate
Riccardo Zolea, Sapienza University of Rome