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New Discussion Papers: Week ending 26 November

27 Nov 2023

24 new CEPR Discussion Papers published in the week ending 26 November 2023

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DP18642 Local Determinacy in Incomplete-Markets Models

Hagedorn

DP18641 Becoming Political: How Marching Suffragists Facilitated Women’s Electoral Participation in England

DP18640 Microdata for Economic Research in Europe: Challenges and Proposals

DP18639 Search Platforms: Big Data and Sponsored Positions

DP18638 The Dynamics of Social Identity, Inequality and Redistribution

DP18637 Tickets to the Global Market: First US Patent Awards and Chinese Firm Exports

DP18636 Public Service Delivery, Exclusion and Externalities: Theory and Experimental Evidence from India

DP18635 Fickle Fossils. Economic Growth, Coal and the European Oil Invasion, 1900-2015

DP18634 Top Wealth Is Distributed Weibull, Not Pareto

DP18633 The main rift in the macro policy debate is between Neoclassicals and Neo-Austrians

Teulings

DP18632 The War of Attrition under Uncertainty: Theory and Robust Testable Implications

DP18631 Trade Uncertainty and U.S. Bank Lending

DP18630 Foreign Competition and Innovation

Helpman

New Discussion Papers: Week ending 26 November

DP18642 Local Determinacy in Incomplete-Markets Models

DP18641 Becoming Political: How Marching Suffragists Facilitated Women’s Electoral Participation in England

DP18640 Microdata for Economic Research in Europe: Challenges and Proposals

DP18639 Search Platforms: Big Data and Sponsored Positions

DP18638 The Dynamics of Social Identity, Inequality and Redistribution

DP18637 Tickets to the Global Market: First US Patent Awards and Chinese Firm Exports

DP18636 Public Service Delivery, Exclusion and Externalities: Theory and Experimental Evidence from India

DP18635 Fickle Fossils. Economic Growth, Coal and the European Oil Invasion, 1900-2015

DP18634 Top Wealth Is Distributed Weibull, Not Pareto

DP18633 The main rift in the macro policy debate is between Neoclassicals and Neo-Austrians

DP18632 The War of Attrition under Uncertainty: Theory and Robust Testable Implications

DP18631 Trade Uncertainty and U.S. Bank Lending

DP18630 Foreign Competition and Innovation

DP18629 Shame, Guilt, and Motivated Self-Confidence

DP18628 Pandemic-Era Inflation Drivers and Global Spillovers

DP18627 Demand and Supply Side Linkages in Exporting Multiproduct Firms

DP18626 Biodiversity Risk

DP18625 Regulating Artificial Intelligence

DP18624 Borrower Technology Similarity and Bank Loan Contracting

DP18623 Do banks practice what they preach? Brown lending and environmental disclosure in the euro area

DP18622 Platform Lending and Innovation

DP18621 The Wealth of Working Nations

DP18620 Wealth Tax Mobility and Tax Coordination

DP18619 Climate change and bank deposits