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November 7, 2016

Terrorism, hurricanes, economic crises: Learning through exogenous shocks

Economists seem to have a conspicuous interest in unexpected, far-reaching or even catastrophic events. In most cases, though, this interest […]

  • downturn
  • economic crisis
  • education
  • enrollment
  • exogenous shocks
  • hurricane
  • shock
  • student performance
  • terrorism
  • Andrew Seltzer
  • Eric Strobl
  • Ernest Boffy-Ramirez
  • Nekeisha Spencer
  • Sarah Khan
  • Solomon Polachek
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November 24, 2014

Stealing to survive: Crime rates rise in response to poor harvest

Between 1863 and 1890, phylloxera (an insect which attacks grapevine roots) destroyed about 40% of the French vineyards. The crisis […]

  • agriculture
  • alcohol
  • crime
  • France
  • income shocks
  • phylloxera
  • productivity
  • shock
  • violence
  • wine
  • Eve Caroli
  • Roberto Galbiati
  • Vincent Bignon

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