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Advancing immunity : what is the role for policy in the private decision to vaccinate children?
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The case for direct methods to address CO2 emissions and other negative environmental externalities
Existing policies to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) largely have been structured to subsidize alternative energy technologies. Yet these policies are likely not to be as useful as ones that target CO2 emissions directly, such as an emissions tax or a "cap and trade" program.
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Learning curves : the economics behind high school economic education
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Jalopy economics : how to judge the success of \\"cash for clunkers\\"
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Jargon alert: Inferior goods
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Economic history : Intranational trade
How a century of legal precedent has shaped the government's power to regulate commerce between states.
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Upfront - Economic news across the region
Various articles on the Federal Reserve 5th District.
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The effect of interest on reserves on monetary policy
In October 2008 the Federal Reserve began paying banks interest on the reserves they hold. This action was intended to remove the implicit, distortionary tax that reserve requirements impose on banks, as well as help the Fed maintain the fed funds rate at its target. Going forward, interest on reserves is likely to simplify monetary policy implementation, as well as allow the Fed to pursue separate monetary and credit policies.
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Recent fiscal policy and the manipulation of aggregate economic activity
It is widely believed that public sector spending and investment can restore aggregate economic activity to efficient levels. But some policy responses are likely to be more successful than others. In particular, directly targeting frictions in capital, labor, and insurance markets arguably provides the best chances of improving welfare.
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Jargon alert : Counterfactual