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Task content explains most within-occupation inequality growth
General equilibrium model shows task content changes within occupations drove most of the within-occupation wage inequality growth from 1980 to 2000.
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Financial development and growth show an inverted-U pattern
Endogenous growth model showing financial development creates opposing effects on growth through improved funding access and increased R&D competition for limited innovation resources.
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China coal prices show long-term links with inventory and logistics
Analysis of China's steam coal price formation reveals that port inventory, shipping costs, and oil prices drive pricing dynamics more than production alone, with implications for energy policy.
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Energy transition model links predict long-term GDP gains and temporary unemployment
Integrated energy and economic modeling shows Netherlands can achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 with long-term GDP growth, but faces transition costs including unemployment and welfare losses.
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Theory and realism in economics: Richard R. Nelson, equilibrium and economic change
Critical examination of Richard R. Nelson's evolutionary economics critique of equilibrium theory and its implications for more realistic economic analysis and methodology.
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Network-based model links supply chain structure to prices and wages
General equilibrium model of global supply chains structured as directed acyclic graphs, explaining how network topology determines prices, wages, and specialization endogenously.
