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Professor Albert Marcet

Universitat Pompeu Fabra

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  • Canova, F. and Marcet, A. (1995): ‘The Poor Stay Poor: Non-Convergence Across Countries and Regions’, Centre for Economic Policy Research, Discussion Paper n. 1265.

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  • Den Haan, W.J. and Marcet, A. (1990): ‘Solving a Simple Growth Model by Parameterizing Expectations’, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, 8.

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  • Ketterer, J. and Marcet, A. (1989): ‘Introduction of Derivative Securities: a General Equilibrium Approach’, mimeo.

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  • Marcet, A. (1989): ‘Solving Non-Linear Models by Parameterizing Expectations’, Carnegie-Mellon University, mimeo.

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  • Marcet, A. and Marimon, R. (1992): ‘Communication, Commitment, and Growth’, Journal of Economic Theory, 58.

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  • Marcet, A. and Nicolini, J.P. (1996): ‘Recurrent Hyperinflations and Learning’, mimeo.

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Ibáñez, C.U. (1999). Professor Albert Marcet. In: The Current State of Macroeconomics. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403915948_13

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