By Cody Kallen. Washington University of St. Louis. --- This paper examines the effects of financial development on growth rates using a sample of countries at different points in time, with the observation for each country beginning at the year it reaches a GDP per capita of $10,000 in constant 2005 dollars.
By Michel Cassard. Princeton University. --- This paper uses vector autoregressive analysis to show a change to the Federal Reserve’s reaction function post 2008.
By Admund Tay. New York University. --- There is a large body of scholarship in circulation...
By Robert Fluegge. Harvard University. --- This paper attempts to understand the impact that improved access to microfinance ser- vices has on health decisions for low-income communities in developing countries.
By Nicholas Cornell. Rice University. --- This paper expands on the body of literature relating spiritual or religious beliefs to eco- nomic outcomes. It focuses on a hypothetical mechanism whereby cultural values are produced by religious...
By Jaewoo Jang. Stanford University. --- The emergence of South Korea as one of four Asian tigers in the early 1990s was a facade of success based on an unsustainable and premature financial structure. The government’s imposition of the financial liberalization policy induced an environment where...
By Benjamin Nickerson. University of Chicago. --- Innovations and inventions are often cited as sources of economic growth.
By Seth M. Morokoff. Princeton University. --- Two separate theoretical frameworks suggest that employment may have a negative di- rectional effect on the probability of condom usage in the developing world.
By Felix Carreon III. University of Michigan. --- Both the online dating and labor markets are matching markets in which firms and agents must agree they’re a good fit for one another.
