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Les limites de l’économie, au‑delà des caricatures

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By Olivier Bargain
| The Conversation Verified
Les critiques d’une science économique hors sol et technocratique méritent d’être entendues, mais elles ignorent souvent la transformation profonde de la discipline. Devenue largement empirique, celle-ci mobilise l’identification causale pour analyser les politiques publiques et les comportements, tandis que ses approches normatives interrogent les choix éthiques qui fondent nos décisions collectives. Encore faut-il la critiquer pour ce qu’elle est devenue, et non pour ce qu’elle a été.
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Why poverty policy needs to look inside the household

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By Olivier Bargain, Roger Williamson, Lucy Scott
| wider.unu.edu
Poverty is usually measured at the household level, but deprivation is experienced by individuals. Resources, opportunities, and decision-making power are not always shared equally within families. Looking inside the household can therefore change both who we identify as poor and how we design policies intended to help them.
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Corruption exposure, political trust, and immigrants

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By Olivier Bargain, Michael Clemens, Alberto Alesina, Alberto Chong
| ScienceDirect Verified
Introduction Political trust, defined as the trust that individuals place in political institutions, matters importantly for political participation and societal outcomes. As John Locke famously argued in the Second Treatise of Civil Government, trust of citizens in their government is essential for an open society governed by rule of law.
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