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The Share Economy: A Symposium

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In 1985-06, the Yale Economics Department sponsored a half-day conference on Martin Weitzman's striking proposal that sharing would be introduced into compensation arrangements. His suggestions have received wide attention in the popular press and from economists, but the organizers believed that the suggestions were sufficiently novel and promising to warrant careful scrutiny from a wide range of points of view. The conference participants therefore examined the "share economy" from the vantage point of labor economics, capital theory, general equilibrium theory, and macroeconomics.

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  • John Andrew & William D. Nordhaus, 1986. "The Share Economy: A Symposium," Cowles Foundation Discussion Papers 783, Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University.
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    Share economy; stagflation;

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