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Frances's president Hollande's plan for investment in education and Shiller's metaphor of "winter on the family farm"

05/19/2012

Shiller evaluates the Hollande plan using the Salant-Samuelson balanced budget theorem and shows that it would increase national income by the amount of the tax on higher incomes. It would create a more productive economy with investment of the type that occurs in winter on the family farm.

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