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Market power in lithium, nickel, and cobalt production—and interdependence among these inputs—shape battery supply chains and green technology adoption worldwide, from @tomasdiino, Jonathan T. Elliott, and @AllanHsiao nber.org/papers/w35654
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Introducing the notion of marginal cumulative multiplier—the effect of either government spending or taxation on output holding the other fiscal instrument constant—and applying it to consolidation episodes in 16 countries from 1978–2020, from Roberto Perotti and Luca Sala
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22h
What attitudes account for declining fertility preferences? Increasingly, children are viewed as interfering with freedom and less important for a fulfilling life, from @raquel1fernan, @InesBerniell, and @milagrosonofri nber.org/papers/w35651
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Aug 28
Colleges that high-testing and higher-income students attend spend much more on instruction. Potential economic justifications for this allocation have little empirical support, from @zbleemer and @rothstein_jesse nber.org/papers/w35650
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Aug 28
Childcare offers the opportunity of a win-win policy that supports women's careers and child development, but only when quality of provision is high enough, from Serena Goldberg and @CostasMeghir nber.org/papers/w35649