[EN] WISO: Increasing Inequality Reduces Long-term Growth: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Indonesia Office

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Hanne Albig, Marius Clemens, Ferdinand Fichtner, Stefan Gebauer, Simon Junker, Konstantin Kholodilin

German Economic Analysis Using a Macroeconomic Structural Model

good society – social democracy #2017plus

Increasing Inequality Reduces Long-term Growth
German Economic Analysis Using a Macroeconomic Structural Model
good society – social democracy #2017plus

Increasing inequality reduces long-term growth

German economic analysis using a macroeconomic structural model
Bonn, 2017

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