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FEATURE PRESENTATION:
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The change of global inequality over 5 decades based upon UTIP-EHII Data
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NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS:
- The UTIP-EHII data set has been recently updated. The EHII Data Set is a global dataset, derived from the econometric relationship between UTIP-UNIDO, other conditioning variables, and the World Bank's Deininger & Squire data set. It has 4550 country-year observations over for 155 countries from 1963-2015.
- The UTIP-UNIDO data set has been recently updated. The new UTIP-UNIDO data set of industrial pay inequality has 4882 country-year observations over for 151 countries from 1963-2015.
- On January 7, James Galbraith delivered a paper entitled "Tax Cuts, Economic Growth and the Neoclassical Model: A comment" to a session of Economists for Peace and Security on Trump and Domestic Security. Read here. Listen here.
- On January 7, James Galbraith delivered a paper entitled "The Great Financial Crisis and The End of Normal" to a session of the Association for Social Economics on The Financial Crisis After Ten Years. Read here. Listen here.
- On January 6, Economists for Peace and Security honored James Galbraith at their annual dinner at the Allied Social Science Association Meetings in Philadelphia. For his remarks, listen here.
- On January 5, James Galbraith delivered a paper entitled "Pecuniary Valuation in the Time of Trump" to a session of the Association for Social Economics on The Democratic Crisis and the Responsibility of Economists. Read here. Listen here.
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