Encontrei esta semana um artigo do PhysicsToday que me deixou intrigado. Parece implicar que à medida que a OCDE usa menos energia, devemos esperar que o seu emprego caia. Será mesmo assim?
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Livros de economia
Publicações do NBER – Economia pública- Child Tax Benefits and Labor Supply: Evidence from California -- by Jacob Goldin, Tatiana Homonoff, Neel A. Lal, Ithai Lurie, Katherine Michelmore
- Examiner and Judge Designs in Economics: A Practitioner's Guide -- by Eric Chyn, Brigham Frandsen, Emily C. Leslie
- Balancing Federalism: The Impact of Decentralizing School Accountability -- by Eric A. Hanushek, Patricia Saenz-Armstrong, Alejandra Salazar
- Macroeconomics of Mental Health -- by Boaz Abramson, Job Boerma, Aleh Tsyvinski
- Private Adoption of Public Good Technologies: The Case of PurpleAir -- by Joshua S. Graff Zivin, Benjamin Krebs, Matthew J. Neidell
- Assessing the Costs of Balancing College and Work Activities: The Gig Economy Meets Online Education -- by Esteban M. Aucejo, A. Spencer Perry, Basit Zafar
- Toward an Understanding of the Economics of Misinformation: Evidence from a Demand Side Field Experiment on Critical Thinking -- by John A. List, Lina Marce. Ramírez, Julia Seither, Jaime Unda, Beatriz Vallejo
- Publicações do NBER – Macroeconomia
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- Publicações do NBER – Crescimento económico
- Return Migration and Human Capital Flows -- by Naser Amanzadeh, Amir Kermani, Timothy McQuade
- Macroeconomics of Mental Health -- by Boaz Abramson, Job Boerma, Aleh Tsyvinski
- Technological Progress and Rent Seeking -- by Vincent Glode, Guillermo Ordoñez
- After 40 Years, How Representative Are Labor Market Outcomes in the NLSY79? -- by Alexander Bick, Adam Blandin, Richard Rogerson
- The Big Shift in Working Arrangements: Eight Ways Unusual -- by Steven J. Davis
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