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Economic growth, Population growth, Labor force participation, Infant mortality rates, Manufacturing sector, economic development, gender inequality, WP, female share, GII, value-added, percentile
innovation, financial crises, banking crises, patents, growth
Gender inequality, gender gaps, gendered laws, women empowerment, labor force participation, inclusive growth
Gender inequality, law, gender discriminatory laws, women’s empowerment, convergence, economic growth, economic development
Climate crisis, climate change, transition risk, carbon emission, carbon tax, green economy, environmental taxes, banking stress, stress testing, financial stability, Colombia, banking stress, D. banking data, transition risk, risk to the banking system, nonfinancial firm, Carbon tax, Greenhouse gas emissions, Commercial banks, Loans, Global, Caribbean
Tax Reforms, Electoral Cycles, Political Economy, Institutional Quality, reform announcement, elections in the sample, announcements decrease, election dummy, election variable, Fiscal rules, Probit models, Personal income tax, Social security contributions, Emerging and frontier financial markets, Global
Firm leverage, firm debt, household debt, leverage cycles, employment, investment, boom-bust cycles, ORBIS, leverage buildup, employment growth, leverage cycle, growth cycle, cycles in the aftermath, Business cycles, Credit, Consumer credit, Credit booms, Europe, Global
Government debt, fiscal policy, economic growth, R&D, innovation, financial development
Tax Shocks, Electoral Cycles, Political Economy
Wage-output disconnect, wageless growth, labor share, labor market power, ORBIS
Gender inequality, women's empowerment, women’s legal rights, conflict, wars, economic growth and development
