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5: Happiness: the impact of growth, inequality and recession

202

5: Moving to opportunity

203

5: Immigration to the land of redistribution

204

5: The Warhol economy

205

5: People’s beliefs about the market economy

206

5: Private delivery of public services

207

5: Obesity: the links with age and socioeconomic status

208

5: Getting more young people to go to university

209

5: Nominal rigidities: how often do retailers really change prices?

210

5: Tax deductions and tax reform

211

5: The race between education and technology

212

5: Doing economics at Google

213

5: Field experiments in economic research

214

5: Cross-country comparisons of wage rates: the Big Mac index

215

5: The Commission on Growth and Development

216

5: Happiness and the Easterlin paradox

217

5: The moral consequences of economic growth

218

4: This job is ‘getting old’

219

4: Financial market interdependence

220

4: Social and economic networks

221

4: Public finance: theory, evidence and policy

222

3: Modern economic growth

223

3: The venturesome economy

224

3: Returns to the carry trade

225

3: Social comparisons, perceptions of fairness and wellbeing

226

3: The crisis and its impact on the economics profession

227

3: Policy priorities for the Obama administration

228

3: Evaluating fiscal stimulus measures

229

3: People’s experiences of physical pain

230

3: The psychology of savings and investment

231

3: One economics, many recipes

232

3: What world leaders should do to halt the spread of protectionism

233

3: Conflict in sub-Saharan Africa: private sector incentives and impacts

234

3: Designing internet auctions

235

3: Does direct democracy reduce the size of government?

236

3: Political markets

237

3: The emergence of women’s rights and gender equality

238

3: Understanding happiness: the distinction between living – and thinking about it

239

3: Economic gangsters

240

3: Blood donations: the impact of material incentives

241

3: Children: consumption goods or investment goods?

242

3: Behavioural game theory: how real people think in strategic interactions

243

3: Stalin as a rational dictator

244

3: Promoting innovation to solve global challenges: opportunities for R&D in health and agriculture

245

3: Energy versus climate change

246

3: Public policies against global warming: don’t forget the supply side

247

3: Food markets, financial markets and development

248

3: Food production in the formerly communist countries: opportunities and threats from rising food prices

249

3: Causes and consequences of high food prices

250

3: Thought for food: the challenges of coping with soaring food prices

251

2: Reconsidering the international trading system

252

2: Parents’ incomes and children’s outcomes

253

2: ‘Neurofacturing’: the impact on inequality and the implications for education

254

2: Corruption in Italian soccer

255

2: Financial globalisation: the surge in the value of international assets and liabilities

256

2: Civil war in poor countries: The threat from rising commodity prices

257

2: Lessons for economic growth in developed countries

258

2: The labour market in Germany

259

2: How the death of distance hurt Detroit and Glasgow and helped New York and London

260

2: Betting on Hitler: the value of political connections in Nazi Germany

261

1: The simple economics of extortion: evidence from trucking in Aceh

262

1: Neuroeconomics: using brains to do economics

263

1: Economics, economists and competition policy: a tale of growing influence

264

1: With a little help from my (random) friends: success and failure in post-business school entrepreneurship

265

1: Entrepreneurship, growth and public policy

266

1: Choice of friends and performance at school

267

1: Beauty and the labour market

268

1: Disease eradication and the economics of global public goods

269

1: Immigrants’ ethnic identity and economic outcomes

270

1: ‘Depression babies’: do macroeconomic experiences affect risk-taking?

271

1: Welfare reform: has it been a success?

272

1: Make trade not war?

273

1: Children’s health and later life outcomes

274

1: ‘This time is different’: eight hundred years of financial folly

275

1: Prediction markets

276

1: Central banks, the financial crisis and the threat of inflation

277

1: Prospects for a new international agreement on climate change

278

1: The economics of global warming

279

1: Globalisation: Lessons from the past

280

1: The Doha development agenda

281

1: Concluding the Doha Round

282

1: Vox's first book: The first global financial crisis of the 21st century

283

1: Benefits of globalisation

284

1: Who blows the whistle on corporate fraud?

285

1: Culture and institutions

286

1: Central bank talks

287

1: Vox is one year old

288

1: Commercial banks and the financial market crisis of 2007/2008

289

1: Better living through monetary economics