PLAGIARISM

Unfortunately the Virtual Tutors are receiving a lot of essays that have been severely plagiarised and therefore we strongly recommend that anyone who is uncertain about plagiarism read the three articles that have been provided to help you understand what is considered plagiarism.

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UNDERGRADUATE

Economic Growth and Income Inequality: Re-examining the Links, by Klaus Deininger and Lyn Squire. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

Growth and Income Inequality: Tradeoff and Policy Responses, by Cecelia Garcia Penalosa and Stephen J. Turnovsky. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD

Inequality and Growth: What Can the Data Say? By Abjihit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

Do Rising Top Incomes Lift all Boats? By Dan Andrews, Christopher Jencks and Andrew Leigh. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

POSTGRADUATE

The Rationale for Inflation Targeting, from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Economic Policy Review, August 1997. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

International Experiences with Different Monetary Policy Regimes, by Fredric S. Mishkin. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

Inflation Targeting, by Fredric S Mishkin. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.

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