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2 “...- and industry level but surprisingly little research has been conducted on the determinants of MFP...”

3 “..., that a negative association between debt and growth may set in at debt levels as low as 20% of GDP...”

4 “... with higher employment rates. The paper shows that countries at different level of economic development face...”

5 “... across countries depending on the level of economic development and whether institutions have...”

6 “.... By contrast, we find that the initial price level and regulated prices strongly affect inflation outcomes in a...”

7 “... is considerably stronger at higher levels. The paper uncovers important policy interactions between product...”

8 “... burdensome than in most OECD countries, partly due to the importance of red tape and the level of state...”

9 “... is that whether or not human capital is included in MFP makes a significant difference for the level and dynamics...”

10 “... of individual policies on their own level or on the stance of other policies and institutions. This approach...”

11 “.... Econometric analysis - both at the sectoral and firm level - finds that public policies can have significant...”

12 “... aggregate and bank-level data. The main findings show that the amplitude of the real business cycle...”

13 “... of domestic household. House prices may become an exception with higher levels mortgage lending and with high...”

14 “... definitions can possibly influence sector-level panel regression results for outcome variables...”

15 “... per capita levels. The impact seems to be stronger for revenue decentralisation than for spending...”

16 “... on education and student test scores, but only for levels of student expenditure below the OECD median...”

17 “... the 1970s to above 80% of GDP. Reducing public debt is crucial because a high level of public debt may...”

18 “... the 1970s to above 80% of GDP. Reducing public debt is crucial because a high level of public debt may...”

19 “...-linearity is detected, the negative nonlinear effect kicks in at much lower levels of public debt (between...”