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Invisible Ties, Internal Flights: the Influence of Non-cohabiting Family on Migration Decisions
Every year, about 1 in 20 Americans move across cities. Extensive research has highlighted relevant frictions in geographic mobility, indicating constraints on individuals’ ability to maximize professional, educational, or investment opportunities.
Tatyana Deryugina
,
Luca Mazzone
,
Florian Oswald
Fiscal Policy for Climate Change
Fiscal policy offers a number of levers to reduce carbon emissions. Climate change mitigation can for example be implemented through carbon taxation on the production or consumption side, or through debt-financed public investments in emission-reducing infrastructure.
François Le Grand
,
Florian Oswald
,
Xavier Ragot
,
Aurélien Saussay
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Fertility, Housing Costs and City Growth
Developed economies moved from a baby boom to a baby bust, with very low fertility in large urban centers. We develop a spatial theory of demographic change and urban growth, whereby the housing market acts as an endogenous automatic stabilizer of fertility: high housing costs deter fertility while lower demographic growth mitigates future housing price increase.
Nicolas Coeurdacier
,
Pierre-Philippe Combes
,
Laurent Gobillon
,
Florian Oswald
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