Unemployment
... decisions), whereas involuntary unemployment exists because of the socio-economic environment (including the market structure, government intervention, and the level of aggregate demand) in which individuals operate. In these terms, much or most of frictional unemployment is voluntary, since it refl ...
... decisions), whereas involuntary unemployment exists because of the socio-economic environment (including the market structure, government intervention, and the level of aggregate demand) in which individuals operate. In these terms, much or most of frictional unemployment is voluntary, since it refl ...
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... We would revisit the question of what will happen to the equilibrium real wage W/P = w when the price level rises? This depends on what will happen to nominal wage or W when the price level rises. In the microeconomics, which belongs to the world of classical economics, there is an assumption of fle ...
... We would revisit the question of what will happen to the equilibrium real wage W/P = w when the price level rises? This depends on what will happen to nominal wage or W when the price level rises. In the microeconomics, which belongs to the world of classical economics, there is an assumption of fle ...
International College of Economics and Finance
... The Introductory Economics (Microeconomics-1) is a one-semester course designed to prepare students for the Advanced Placement Test (APT). The students are also studying for SU-HSE degree in Economics, and knowing Russian terminology through reading in Russian is also required. The course is taught ...
... The Introductory Economics (Microeconomics-1) is a one-semester course designed to prepare students for the Advanced Placement Test (APT). The students are also studying for SU-HSE degree in Economics, and knowing Russian terminology through reading in Russian is also required. The course is taught ...
Social Conflict and the Effectiveness of Aggregate Demand
... To develop the approach further, I present below a stylized account that draws on various disciplines that have social conflict at the core of their analysis.6 The golden age of capitalism, characterized by full employment, rapid growth, and impressive productivity performance, was underpinned by th ...
... To develop the approach further, I present below a stylized account that draws on various disciplines that have social conflict at the core of their analysis.6 The golden age of capitalism, characterized by full employment, rapid growth, and impressive productivity performance, was underpinned by th ...
The Concept of Economic Diversification in the Context of
... developing country Parties in their economic diversification initiatives. It provides an overview of the work undertaken under the Convention on economic diversification initiatives in the context of the impacts of the implementation of response measures, general concepts of economic diversification ...
... developing country Parties in their economic diversification initiatives. It provides an overview of the work undertaken under the Convention on economic diversification initiatives in the context of the impacts of the implementation of response measures, general concepts of economic diversification ...
Private Investment and Economic growth
... The neoclassical model originally focused on investment in tangible assets and resulting accumulation of physical assets to help explain economic growth. For the last two decades after Romer (1986) and Lucas (1988) the concept of investment has been broadened to include human capital, R&D expenditur ...
... The neoclassical model originally focused on investment in tangible assets and resulting accumulation of physical assets to help explain economic growth. For the last two decades after Romer (1986) and Lucas (1988) the concept of investment has been broadened to include human capital, R&D expenditur ...
Accumulation Regimes, Endogenous Desired
... utilization as an exogenous variable of the model (cf. Amadeo, 1986) so that a change in profit share cannot produce a change in planned degree of capacity utilization. Thus, the objective of the present article is to introduce the desired degree of capacity utilization as an endogenous variable in ...
... utilization as an exogenous variable of the model (cf. Amadeo, 1986) so that a change in profit share cannot produce a change in planned degree of capacity utilization. Thus, the objective of the present article is to introduce the desired degree of capacity utilization as an endogenous variable in ...
IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance (IOSR-JEF)
... Abu Badaer and Abu Qarn (2003) investigated the causal link between government expenditure and economic growth for Egypt, Israel and Syria. The study found bidirectional causality from government spending to economic growth but with a negative long term relationship between two variables. At the sec ...
... Abu Badaer and Abu Qarn (2003) investigated the causal link between government expenditure and economic growth for Egypt, Israel and Syria. The study found bidirectional causality from government spending to economic growth but with a negative long term relationship between two variables. At the sec ...
The weakness of business investment in the
... is proving to be weak and slow, held back partly by sluggish gross fixed capital formation. This is a worrying development, insofar as investment plays a crucial role in determining the accumulation of physical capital and, consequently, the possibility for future growth in an economy. Moreover, the ...
... is proving to be weak and slow, held back partly by sluggish gross fixed capital formation. This is a worrying development, insofar as investment plays a crucial role in determining the accumulation of physical capital and, consequently, the possibility for future growth in an economy. Moreover, the ...
Why Does Employment in All Major Sectors Move Together over the
... of both the extensive and the intensive margins. In this paper I show that the correlations between the number of workers across different sectors are slightly higher than the correlations across sectoral hours per worker. Moreover, the variability of the number of workers in a sector is on average m ...
... of both the extensive and the intensive margins. In this paper I show that the correlations between the number of workers across different sectors are slightly higher than the correlations across sectoral hours per worker. Moreover, the variability of the number of workers in a sector is on average m ...
PART 1
... Market economy—An economic system in which buyers and sellers interact based on freedom of choice. In a free-market, or capitalist system, individuals are free to choose where to work, what to buy, and how much to pay. Producers are free to choose who to hire, what to produce, and how much to charge ...
... Market economy—An economic system in which buyers and sellers interact based on freedom of choice. In a free-market, or capitalist system, individuals are free to choose where to work, what to buy, and how much to pay. Producers are free to choose who to hire, what to produce, and how much to charge ...
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... which is assumed to be exogenously fixed by technology. :Each institution that potentially structures the capital-labor relationship - internal labor markets, profit-sharing, wage profiles rising with seniority, and so on - serves several possible functions simultaneously. But one function that many ...
... which is assumed to be exogenously fixed by technology. :Each institution that potentially structures the capital-labor relationship - internal labor markets, profit-sharing, wage profiles rising with seniority, and so on - serves several possible functions simultaneously. But one function that many ...
From control to market: time for real SOE reform in Vietnam?
... of society from the inevitable negative externalities of business. The relationship between SOEs and taxes is clear in recent research that shows increased firm revenues and decreased tax payments among privatised firms in Vietnam (Tran & Dao, 2014). As a result, in addition to potentially corrupt r ...
... of society from the inevitable negative externalities of business. The relationship between SOEs and taxes is clear in recent research that shows increased firm revenues and decreased tax payments among privatised firms in Vietnam (Tran & Dao, 2014). As a result, in addition to potentially corrupt r ...
PPT - Ave Maria University
... Government do not have market value, but they are counted in GDP. • But they do have dollar figures attached to them. • One could imagine that these goods and services could be bought and sold, even if they often are not. ...
... Government do not have market value, but they are counted in GDP. • But they do have dollar figures attached to them. • One could imagine that these goods and services could be bought and sold, even if they often are not. ...
From Control to Market - NUS Business School
... of society from the inevitable negative externalities of business. The relationship between SOEs and taxes is clear in recent research that shows increased firm revenues and decreased tax payments among privatised firms in Vietnam (Tran & Dao, 2014). As a result, in addition to potentially corrupt r ...
... of society from the inevitable negative externalities of business. The relationship between SOEs and taxes is clear in recent research that shows increased firm revenues and decreased tax payments among privatised firms in Vietnam (Tran & Dao, 2014). As a result, in addition to potentially corrupt r ...
Trade and Resources: The Heckscher-Ohlin Model
... of international trade in a 1919 article, and his student Bertil Ohlin, who further developed these ideas in his 1924 dissertation. The Heckscher-Ohlin model was developed at the end of a “golden age” of international trade (as described in Chapter 1) that lasted from about 1890 until 1914, when Wor ...
... of international trade in a 1919 article, and his student Bertil Ohlin, who further developed these ideas in his 1924 dissertation. The Heckscher-Ohlin model was developed at the end of a “golden age” of international trade (as described in Chapter 1) that lasted from about 1890 until 1914, when Wor ...
Chapter 1 - IDEAS/RePEc
... Chapter 2 explores the different measures of macroeconomic data ranging from Gross National Product to unemployment. Beginning with the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA), three approaches to measuring Gross Domestic Product measures are discussed. The first, the product approach (also know ...
... Chapter 2 explores the different measures of macroeconomic data ranging from Gross National Product to unemployment. Beginning with the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA), three approaches to measuring Gross Domestic Product measures are discussed. The first, the product approach (also know ...
Chronic Unemployment in the Euro Area: Causes and Cures
... discussions and efforts to reduce joblessness and promote employment growth. The issues involved are wide-ranging: short-term concerns center on the recent slowdown of growth that has reduced the likelihood of a decline in cyclical unemployment in 1999 and threatens to exacerbate unsustainable globa ...
... discussions and efforts to reduce joblessness and promote employment growth. The issues involved are wide-ranging: short-term concerns center on the recent slowdown of growth that has reduced the likelihood of a decline in cyclical unemployment in 1999 and threatens to exacerbate unsustainable globa ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES FIRM-SPECIFIC CAPITAL, NOMINAL RIGIDITIES AND THE BUSINESS CYCLE
... raise price. This countervailing influence is why aggregate inflation responds less to a given aggregate marginal cost shock when capital is firm-specific. Anything, including firm-specificity of some other factor of production or adjustment costs in labor, which causes a firm’s marginal cost to be ...
... raise price. This countervailing influence is why aggregate inflation responds less to a given aggregate marginal cost shock when capital is firm-specific. Anything, including firm-specificity of some other factor of production or adjustment costs in labor, which causes a firm’s marginal cost to be ...
Research on Promoting Regional Talent Advantage Into Regional
... How to promote regional talent advantage into economic advantage, find out its promoting factor, put forward countermeasures to promote regional talent advantage into economic advantage, become the main research topic of this paper. The paper selects Nanjing as the empirical research. Because Nanjin ...
... How to promote regional talent advantage into economic advantage, find out its promoting factor, put forward countermeasures to promote regional talent advantage into economic advantage, become the main research topic of this paper. The paper selects Nanjing as the empirical research. Because Nanjin ...
aggregate demand, aggregate supply, and modern macroeconomics
... The Market Economy • The U.S. economy is a market economy – an economic system that gives private property rights to individuals and relies on market forces to coordinate economic activity. • Private property rights – the control a private individual or firm has over an asset or right. McGraw-Hill/I ...
... The Market Economy • The U.S. economy is a market economy – an economic system that gives private property rights to individuals and relies on market forces to coordinate economic activity. • Private property rights – the control a private individual or firm has over an asset or right. McGraw-Hill/I ...
2. Computable General Equilibrium Models: Macroeconomics and
... Keynesian. It maintains the neoclassical setup on the production side but there is also an exogenous level of investments (as in Keynes). In this case, the fundamental mechanism works through an endogenous fiscal policy instrument5. Finally, there is the Neo-Keynesian closure (in Sen’s terminology, ...
... Keynesian. It maintains the neoclassical setup on the production side but there is also an exogenous level of investments (as in Keynes). In this case, the fundamental mechanism works through an endogenous fiscal policy instrument5. Finally, there is the Neo-Keynesian closure (in Sen’s terminology, ...
(Macroeconomics) Class XII: Part-B
... Secondary sector includes production units which are engaged in transforming one good into another good. Such an activity is called manufacturing activity. These units convert raw materials into finished goods. Factories, construction, power generation, water supply are the examples. It is called se ...
... Secondary sector includes production units which are engaged in transforming one good into another good. Such an activity is called manufacturing activity. These units convert raw materials into finished goods. Factories, construction, power generation, water supply are the examples. It is called se ...
Learning from Prices: Amplification and Business Fluctuations
... (1980). The economy is inhabited by a representative family whose members are located on islands. On each island live two types of family members who act in the interest of the household. Worker-producers combine local labor with an homogenous factor—capital—to produce a local variety of consumption ...
... (1980). The economy is inhabited by a representative family whose members are located on islands. On each island live two types of family members who act in the interest of the household. Worker-producers combine local labor with an homogenous factor—capital—to produce a local variety of consumption ...