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After decades of relative stability, labor income shares began to decline globally in the 1980s.
Does the Exposure to Routinization Explain the Evolution of the Labor Share of Income? Evidence from Asia -
The decline in the labor share is attracting increasing interest among economists and policy makers.
Technology, Market Regulations, and Labor Share Dynamics -
Policy makers should focus on improving access to safely managed wastewater management services.
Institutional Mechanisms for Sustainable Sanitation: Learning from Successful Case Studies -
Growth in high-income countries differs qualitatively from that of middle-income countries, and hence requires different factor endowments, industrial structures, and policies.
Avoiding the Middle-Income Trap in Asia: The Role of Trade, Manufacturing, and Finance -
Utilizing tax revenue spillover from green-energy projects and a community-based funding scheme could help fill green-energy financing gaps in Asia.
A Model for Utilizing Spillover Taxes and Community-Based Funds to Fill the Green Energy Financing Gap in Asia -
Fiscal policies that promote energy efficiency can benefit not only the Indonesian government as a recipient country but also Germany, Japan, and the United States as providers of low-carbon, green technologies to Indonesia.
Impacts of Fiscal Policy on Green Technologies Transfer -
The Republic of Korea aims to increase the share of renewable energy to 20% of electricity generation by 2030.
Green Finance in the Republic of Korea: Barriers and Solutions -
Unconventional monetary easing by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) since 2013 has contributed to the yen’s depreciation, higher stock prices, and higher corporate profits.
The Bank of Japan's Super-Easy Monetary Policy From 2013–2018 -
Since the 1970s, Japan has seen a decline in labor share in low-knowledge-intensity sectors.
Institutions, Deindustrialization, and Functional Income Distribution in Japan