The IMF has issued a working paper which explores the practicalities of implementing Financial Transaction Taxes.
"Of course, if the woman is the higher earner, the story works in reverse, " according to a working paper produced last year by Boston College Prof.
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Situation A: PhD student A copies a paragraph leading up to one of his hypotheses from a working paper by someone else he found on the web, without citation.
In a working paper that I have written for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, I draw from the history of technology, military history, and disaster sociology to address this issue of cyber-doom scenarios.
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In a working paper published earlier this year, its researchers focused on shake-ups in labour and product markets, as well as tax reforms like reducing the share of direct taxes (on income) in the total tax take.
Indeed, mutual funds that used options for either speculation or hedging from July 2003 to June 2007 showed no sign of market-beating returns after adjusting for risk, according to a working paper by Gjergji Cici, an assistant professor at the College of William and Mary.
Multinational firms are a lot more productive than purely domestic ones, according to economists Rachel Griffith, Stephen Redding and Helen Simpson, in a working paper for the Institute for Fiscal Studies and there is some evidence that operations owned by foreign multinationals have higher labour productivity than those owned by British multinationals, partly because they invest more.
Along these lines, a new working paper out of Argentina finds that most earners there consider themselves a part of the middle class, suggesting that this as far as misconceptions go this one transcends borders.
In a new working paper, Leviathan in Business: Varieties of State Capitalism and Their Implications for Economic Performance, Musacchio and colleague Sergio G.
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Mr Montgomery's story is in part about the problem of what to do with a working-class paper in a country in which everybody has decided they are middle class.
In a new NBER working paper, Thomas Piketty of the Paris School of Economics and Emmanuel Saez of the University of California at Berkeley poke different holes in the conventional view.
While markets may be having adverse short term reactions to Dijsselbloem statements in light of how badly the Cypriot deals were managed, the principle of a European Wide resolution regime have been in situ since a European Commission working paper was published in January 2011.
But neither party is willing to tell the IRS to cut the nonsense and stop pretending that there is a difference between owning a term loan, a revolving working capital loan, commercial paper or a bond.
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Heather Staker and I are working on a white paper that will have more to say on this topic soon.
Scottish government officials are currently working on a pensions paper, but there are no details of when it will be published.
As Harvard Business School professors Lakshmi Ramarajan and David Thomas explained in their 2010 working paper A Positive Approach to Studying Diversity in Organizations, the notion that minority board members bring unique information to the table that leads to improved performance, though beneficial, does not account for better results.
Alan Edwards, one of the NoW journalists who has now lost his job, told the BBC it had been a "terribly emotional" final day on the paper, working on a "momentous edition".
The BBC confirmed that the claim came from a 2006 paper by the Working Group on Climate Change.
In a recent UNICEF policy research working paper (Mendoza 2010), I surveyed the emerging evidence on household coping strategies in 2009, based on field reports, community based monitoring, and surveys by governments, the UN family of agencies, and other development organisations.
Karel Van Miert, a Belgian who is responsible for antitrust policy, has completed a white paper on reforms to the working of competition law, and hopes to rule on a weighty list of mergers before his term is up.
Littrell, a former Queensbury resident working in England for a U.S. paper company, said the book was a "comfort" to him during difficult times.
Chalfie found that scientific paper while working with a graduate student, and the two researchers finally made contact.
While others speculated, Mattis, working with two conservators and a paper-fiber specialist, succeeded in blowing open the biggest forgery scandal in American photography.
It bothers me that I coulda bought 10-year Treasuries instead of working like a dog doping out junk bond paper.
The New Deterrent Working Group paper, "Towards a New Deterrent, " is available as a PDF here.
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The draft paper was produced by a cross-party Stormont working group.
The satirical paper has also reported Steve Jobs is working on a second-generation iPhone, making this one already ridiculously outdated.
Reece Roth, an electrical engineering professor at the University of Tennessee, passed along a research paper to Sirous Nourgostar, a graduate student from Iran working under his supervision.
The researchers in the Science Translational Medicine paper, working directly with Illumina, first developed a diagnostic test that captured 600 genes that were likely to be the reason the babies wound up in the NICU. That panel is being sold as a kit by Illumina and will likely be used by some commercial laboratories that have government certifications to do diagnostic testing.
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