“The literature on international transfers has studied the possibility of transfer paradoxes; the donor gains and the recipient loses from a transfer. Does this hold in a ‘money’ economy with postponed consumption?” https://t.co/seL1K2MPFp
@ewaldeng “It is sometimes argued that news reports in the media suffer from biased reporting…Competition between outlets can eliminate the effect of ideological bias, but increases the incentive to spin or slant stories”
https://t.co/2AIMh9fycn
“It is sometimes argued that news reports in the media suffer from biased reporting…Competition between outlets can eliminate the effect of ideological bias, but increases the incentive to spin or slant stories.�� https://t.co/2AIMh9fycn
We analyze the relation of US jobs with international trade, particularly with China. The country ‘consumes’ more labor than is nationally available; thus, self-sufficiency is not possible under realistic assumptions. https://t.co/oFHt7iMgWu
“All our scenarios point towards the same conclusion: compared to the current situation, North America and Europe will no longer be the center of global trade in 2100 due to their aging populations. “
Brakman - Review of International Economics - https://t.co/ecebOg18EZ
@KPN Bij de aanleg van de glasvezel kabel is mijn tuin beschadigd en moet hersteld worden (graafmachine). Op het verzoek om een en ander te herstellen wordt door de KPN verwezen naar de aannemer. Die reageert niet, maar ik spreek de KPN aan, niet een door hun ingeschakelde aannemer
Demography and income in the 21st century: a long-run perspective | Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society | Oxford Academic https://t.co/COAXIqqTu8
Just gotta say it, if we have accepted a paper of yours, you should really be willing to review for us too. And do it in a timely manner, and not ghost us either, dammit.
@PieterOmtzigt Zie:
https://t.co/6d5RW1R0t0
- Dit gaat over de mondiale inkomens gevolgen van demografische veranderingen
https://t.co/5n3ODyEIOF
- Dit gaat over de gevolgen van demografie voor de internationale handel