OECD
... by at least 10 percentage points of GDP. BIS model shows worse results, driven by interest assumptions. That won’t happen because it means an end to Western civilization. But what will happen? In Europe, some nations will default and leave the euro (so they can inflate). ...
... by at least 10 percentage points of GDP. BIS model shows worse results, driven by interest assumptions. That won’t happen because it means an end to Western civilization. But what will happen? In Europe, some nations will default and leave the euro (so they can inflate). ...
FedViews
... Arbitrage-Free Model of Nominal and Real Bond Yields.”) Economic theory and evidence have not established which time horizon is more relevant for determining prices and inflation over the next year or two, but there may be some risk that higher inflation expectations could become a self-fulfilling p ...
... Arbitrage-Free Model of Nominal and Real Bond Yields.”) Economic theory and evidence have not established which time horizon is more relevant for determining prices and inflation over the next year or two, but there may be some risk that higher inflation expectations could become a self-fulfilling p ...
Eagle Investment Grade Bond Fund
... decent footing before President Trump took office and economic data continue to generally show improvement. The most recent payroll number was better than expected and real fourth-quarter 2016 GDP growth was revised to a 2.10 percent annual rate: also greater than consensus. The PCE price index, the ...
... decent footing before President Trump took office and economic data continue to generally show improvement. The most recent payroll number was better than expected and real fourth-quarter 2016 GDP growth was revised to a 2.10 percent annual rate: also greater than consensus. The PCE price index, the ...
Presentation to the Portland Business Journal CFO of the Year... Portland, Oregon
... following the recession, the economy has added over 6 million jobs. During the past six months alone, we’ve added 1¼ million jobs. The unemployment rate of 7.5 percent is down 2½ percentage points from its recession peak, with nearly half a percentage point of that decline occurring in the past six ...
... following the recession, the economy has added over 6 million jobs. During the past six months alone, we’ve added 1¼ million jobs. The unemployment rate of 7.5 percent is down 2½ percentage points from its recession peak, with nearly half a percentage point of that decline occurring in the past six ...
2015 Second Quarter Economic Barometer
... GDP in the MSA is forecast to rise 3.5% over 2014 and 3.8% over both 2015 and 2016. As the 2013 GDP figures in the legend show, the Wilmington, NC MSA was 53% larger than the Jacksonville, NC MSA, 81% as large as the Myrtle Beach-Conway-Georgetown, SC-NC MSA, 71% as large as the Fayetteville, NC MSA ...
... GDP in the MSA is forecast to rise 3.5% over 2014 and 3.8% over both 2015 and 2016. As the 2013 GDP figures in the legend show, the Wilmington, NC MSA was 53% larger than the Jacksonville, NC MSA, 81% as large as the Myrtle Beach-Conway-Georgetown, SC-NC MSA, 71% as large as the Fayetteville, NC MSA ...
Upcoming Presentations
... Research from CareerBuilder cites the hospitality industry as one of the top industries for recent college graduates with a 36 percent year-over-year growth for entry-level jobs (with at least 1,000 active jobs in March 2013). ...
... Research from CareerBuilder cites the hospitality industry as one of the top industries for recent college graduates with a 36 percent year-over-year growth for entry-level jobs (with at least 1,000 active jobs in March 2013). ...
EGYPT WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW Market Performance 3-9 January, 2010 Powered by
... economists showed. The mid-range forecast in a Reuters survey of 31 economists was a tad brighter than that made an October survey, which expected GDP to contract by 5 percent for the year. Forecasts for the decline ranged between 4.2 and 5 percent. Europe's largest economy emerged from its deepest ...
... economists showed. The mid-range forecast in a Reuters survey of 31 economists was a tad brighter than that made an October survey, which expected GDP to contract by 5 percent for the year. Forecasts for the decline ranged between 4.2 and 5 percent. Europe's largest economy emerged from its deepest ...
Florence-Muscle Shoals (pdf)
... gains over the 12-month period from October 2010 toOctober 2011. Total nonfarm employment of 56,500 in October was up 1,300 (2.4 percent) compared to October 2010. Monthly job totals were consistently above year ago levels through October. The manufacturing sector expanded by 100 in 2011, one of thr ...
... gains over the 12-month period from October 2010 toOctober 2011. Total nonfarm employment of 56,500 in October was up 1,300 (2.4 percent) compared to October 2010. Monthly job totals were consistently above year ago levels through October. The manufacturing sector expanded by 100 in 2011, one of thr ...
H Community Perspective: Widening Inequality Hurts us All
... In these and many other ways, government could have reinforced the basic bargain. But it did the opposite. Starting in the late 1970s, and with increasing fervor over the next three decades, it deregulated and privatized. It slashed public goods and investments – whacking school budgets, increasing ...
... In these and many other ways, government could have reinforced the basic bargain. But it did the opposite. Starting in the late 1970s, and with increasing fervor over the next three decades, it deregulated and privatized. It slashed public goods and investments – whacking school budgets, increasing ...
Five Surprises of the Great Recession
... The disease manifested itself somewhat differently across these countries. In some, such as Greece, Spain, and Ireland, the economy grew too rapidly on the back of consumer and housing booms, ample credit, and immigration surges, and ran unsustainable current account deficits. In others, such as Ita ...
... The disease manifested itself somewhat differently across these countries. In some, such as Greece, Spain, and Ireland, the economy grew too rapidly on the back of consumer and housing booms, ample credit, and immigration surges, and ran unsustainable current account deficits. In others, such as Ita ...
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... is associated with economic growth at zero percent annual inflation. is associated with full employment. would be realized in the absence of structural unemployment. is associated with the natural rate of unemployment. would be realized in the absence of inefficient government programs. ...
... is associated with economic growth at zero percent annual inflation. is associated with full employment. would be realized in the absence of structural unemployment. is associated with the natural rate of unemployment. would be realized in the absence of inefficient government programs. ...
Economic Disruption and U.S. Federal Budget Deficits: History
... Percent of Tax Receipts (excl. Social Insurance Taxes) ...
... Percent of Tax Receipts (excl. Social Insurance Taxes) ...
Problem Set Ch 10 Macro Col9e
... First, increases in technology can be the result of good luck or good timing, and are not as directly linked to investments as is an increase in capital. Second, increases in technology tend to have enormous positive externalities because ideas, unlike machines, can be used by many people at the sam ...
... First, increases in technology can be the result of good luck or good timing, and are not as directly linked to investments as is an increase in capital. Second, increases in technology tend to have enormous positive externalities because ideas, unlike machines, can be used by many people at the sam ...
Sustaining China’s Economic Growth after the Global Financial Crisis Nicholas Lardy DinneR aDDRess
... After February 2002, the renminbi depreciated along with the U.S. dollar for several years until the government depegged in July 2005. But the subsequent pace of appreciation was barely sufficient to offset this depreciation so that in the years 2002–09 on average the pace of appreciation was only h ...
... After February 2002, the renminbi depreciated along with the U.S. dollar for several years until the government depegged in July 2005. But the subsequent pace of appreciation was barely sufficient to offset this depreciation so that in the years 2002–09 on average the pace of appreciation was only h ...
Lab # 5 Chapter 5 Economic Growth, Business Cycles
... 18. Using Okun's rule of thumb, if unemployment rises from 5 to 6 percent, one would expect total output of $5 trillion to A) fall by $100 billion. B) rise by $50 billion. C) fall by $50 billion. D) rise by $100 billion. ...
... 18. Using Okun's rule of thumb, if unemployment rises from 5 to 6 percent, one would expect total output of $5 trillion to A) fall by $100 billion. B) rise by $50 billion. C) fall by $50 billion. D) rise by $100 billion. ...
Robust recovery under way - prospects for the polish economy
... an offer or solicitation of any offer to purchase or sell any financial instrument. Whilst reasonable care has been taken to ensure that its contents are not untrue or misleading, no representation is made as to its accuracy or completeness and no liability is accepted for any loss arising from reli ...
... an offer or solicitation of any offer to purchase or sell any financial instrument. Whilst reasonable care has been taken to ensure that its contents are not untrue or misleading, no representation is made as to its accuracy or completeness and no liability is accepted for any loss arising from reli ...
The Business Cycle
... •3 indicators of recession by NBER •definition of recession •4 phases •economic trends in recession •V-shaped recession v. U-shaped recession ...
... •3 indicators of recession by NBER •definition of recession •4 phases •economic trends in recession •V-shaped recession v. U-shaped recession ...
US GDP Review -- Consumer, Where Art Thou?
... Uncle Sam himself does not create income -- he borrows cash from current bondholders and future taxpayers. Not the stuff that seems deserving of a 760x multiple. Inflation was non-existent in the second quarter, with the GDP deflator flat and taking the YoY trend down to 1.5% from 1.9% in the first ...
... Uncle Sam himself does not create income -- he borrows cash from current bondholders and future taxpayers. Not the stuff that seems deserving of a 760x multiple. Inflation was non-existent in the second quarter, with the GDP deflator flat and taking the YoY trend down to 1.5% from 1.9% in the first ...
PER GBS 2010 fin 02
... on track and likely to be achieved in 2015. Income poverty, though declining is still high level HIV/AIDS still remains to be a single most impoverishing force facing people and households in Tanzania. ...
... on track and likely to be achieved in 2015. Income poverty, though declining is still high level HIV/AIDS still remains to be a single most impoverishing force facing people and households in Tanzania. ...
Economic Data: Appearances Can Be Deceiving
... delays of weeks or months and are subject to subsequent revisions that can be quite sizable and can alter our perceptions of the economic situation. When formulating monetary policy in real time, we must always keep that in mind. As a prime example, estimates of the nation’s gross domestic product ( ...
... delays of weeks or months and are subject to subsequent revisions that can be quite sizable and can alter our perceptions of the economic situation. When formulating monetary policy in real time, we must always keep that in mind. As a prime example, estimates of the nation’s gross domestic product ( ...
The Last Shall Be the First: The East European Financial
... • Devaluation could have been uncontrollably large (Belarus) • Led to wild inflation (Belarus) • Less reform pressure (Ukraine) • Bank system could have collapsed (Ukraine) • Mass bankruptcies • Real foreign debt would have doubled ...
... • Devaluation could have been uncontrollably large (Belarus) • Led to wild inflation (Belarus) • Less reform pressure (Ukraine) • Bank system could have collapsed (Ukraine) • Mass bankruptcies • Real foreign debt would have doubled ...
Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile: Macroeconomic management in
... denied access to credit, because banks could not properly cover their costs of lending. The commercial banks must be free to set interest rates which reflect market forces and the specific characteristics of individual customers; for example the credit risk of borrowers. The CBR acts as a benchmark ...
... denied access to credit, because banks could not properly cover their costs of lending. The commercial banks must be free to set interest rates which reflect market forces and the specific characteristics of individual customers; for example the credit risk of borrowers. The CBR acts as a benchmark ...
Solution
... and sustained increases in the standard of living. A business-cycle expansion results in a short-run (many months or a few years) increase in real GDP, but long-run growth results in a long-run (many decades) increase in real GDP per capita. We care about the relative size of the long-run growth rat ...
... and sustained increases in the standard of living. A business-cycle expansion results in a short-run (many months or a few years) increase in real GDP, but long-run growth results in a long-run (many decades) increase in real GDP per capita. We care about the relative size of the long-run growth rat ...