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The evolution of income in India from 2014–19 is analysed, and it is found that the lower end of the income distribution has experienced significant losses—the bottom ventile shows not only a decline in income share of ~41% but also a negative real average income growth of -5.5% per annum. Further investigating the composition of this part of the distribution using rural and

Four seats on the city commission are up for grabs this election, including the mayor. A total of 18 candidates have filed to run for office.

Sarasota Mayor Erik Arroyo says government alone cant solve the citys housing crisis, but there are tools that can be used to make progress.

As fertility rates have declined in high-income countries, the cross-country relationship between women’s labour supply and fertility has reversed. Today, in countries where more women are working, more babies are born. This column suggests that classic models of fertility no longer explain ultra-low fertility rates in high-income countries, where the compatibility of women’s

The paper estimates a slew of augmented Taylor rule specifications using call and treasury bill rates. After accounting for break points, we calculate the output gap based on a single-index dynamic factor extracted from monthly high-frequency indicators that are representative of broad sectoral activity. In our study, we found that interest rates in India are mostly in line

The Alabama-Georgia Conservancy will be the long-term caretaker of a conservation easement at Bluewater Landing in southern Walton County

Malnutrition in the tribal population is 1.5 times higher than the national average

A 184-home community is planned east of Avalon Road near a rural settlement, and neighbors are concerned about the interruption to their quiet community and increased traffic along that road.

MANCHESTER — When the drive-up window at McDonald’s gets busy, traffic can stack up in the fast-food restaurant’s parking lot — in some cases extending into Depot Street.

How will the younger generation, and the social justice movement, impact historic preservation?