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Migration and Co-residence Choices: Evidence from Mexico Simone Bertoli, CERDI Household composition is traditionally regarded as exogenous in economic analyses. The migration literature typically assumes that the migration of a household member is not associated with further variations in...

Tailored Benders Decomposition for a Long-Term Power Expansion Model with Short-Term Demand Response Steffen Rebennack, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Joint work with Timo Lohmann   Abstract: We present a long-term power generation expansion planning model that features a...

ECORES  is happy to invite you to its first ECORES chair by Prof. Rachel Griffith (Institute for Fiscal Studies and Manchester University), on the topic "Should Governments Control What We Eat?". ECORES is a research and teaching institution, which federates three centers of excellence:...

Measuring Innovation and Innovativeness: A data mining approach Bernard Sincler-Desgagné, HEC Montréal This paper proposes a new approach to measure innovation and innovativeness. The suggested metrics build on Formal Concept Analysis, a systematic and concrete way to represent and treat...