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... from real government expenditures and foreign trade, we can expect its effect to be more rapid because no similar lags are involved. At the same time, the model assumes that the effect of this impulse is temporary. Both real government expenditures and the ratio of exports over imports (in volume te ...
... from real government expenditures and foreign trade, we can expect its effect to be more rapid because no similar lags are involved. At the same time, the model assumes that the effect of this impulse is temporary. Both real government expenditures and the ratio of exports over imports (in volume te ...
Triangular Relation Foreign Direct Investments - Exchange Rate – Capital Market for the CEE Countries:
... As such, Czech reflects a quite positive impact during the whole period of analysis, meaning that under the influence of important foreign direct investments, the exchange rate tends to reflect an appreciation of the national currency; this effect can be remarked at the level of the other countries ...
... As such, Czech reflects a quite positive impact during the whole period of analysis, meaning that under the influence of important foreign direct investments, the exchange rate tends to reflect an appreciation of the national currency; this effect can be remarked at the level of the other countries ...
real interest rate
... the real interest rate, not the nominal. Savers and borrowers care about the real interest rate because that is what they earn or pay after inflation. Real interest rate = nominal interest rate – expected inflation If expected inflation = 0%, then: real rate = nominal rate. ...
... the real interest rate, not the nominal. Savers and borrowers care about the real interest rate because that is what they earn or pay after inflation. Real interest rate = nominal interest rate – expected inflation If expected inflation = 0%, then: real rate = nominal rate. ...
Human Capital Accumulation and Endogenous Growth in a Dual
... Banerjee and Newman (1998) etc. deal with the problems of co-existence of the advanced sector and the backward sector in less developed countries. Eicher and Penalosa (2001) deal with the complex relationship between growth and inequality due to offsetting supply of and demand for skills in an econ ...
... Banerjee and Newman (1998) etc. deal with the problems of co-existence of the advanced sector and the backward sector in less developed countries. Eicher and Penalosa (2001) deal with the complex relationship between growth and inequality due to offsetting supply of and demand for skills in an econ ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SEPARATING THE BUSINESS CYCLE FROM OTHER ECONOMIC FLUCTUATIONS
... interrupted occasionally by contractions, usually brief. Macroeconomics is making some progress in understanding the patterns of aggregate fluctuations. The answers seem to be anything but simple. The traditional notion no longer holds that the economy moves along a smooth growth trend with temporar ...
... interrupted occasionally by contractions, usually brief. Macroeconomics is making some progress in understanding the patterns of aggregate fluctuations. The answers seem to be anything but simple. The traditional notion no longer holds that the economy moves along a smooth growth trend with temporar ...
Fall 2014 Module 16 Income and Expenditures (Multiplier)
... Short Run Aggregate Supply 3 Reasons profitability might : 1. Misperceptions Theory: when there is a general in prices, firms may be initially confused regarding whether consumers willingness to pay more reflects an in D in their market or inflation production thinking D for product has ...
... Short Run Aggregate Supply 3 Reasons profitability might : 1. Misperceptions Theory: when there is a general in prices, firms may be initially confused regarding whether consumers willingness to pay more reflects an in D in their market or inflation production thinking D for product has ...
INVESTMENT LED GROWTH IN INDIA: HINDU FACT OR
... rates shown in Figure 2.8 Thus the relationship in the data between the gross investment rate and changes in the capital stock has not been constant. Whether one attaches much importance to this depends on whether one believes that the accounting practices in national accounts reflect real economic ...
... rates shown in Figure 2.8 Thus the relationship in the data between the gross investment rate and changes in the capital stock has not been constant. Whether one attaches much importance to this depends on whether one believes that the accounting practices in national accounts reflect real economic ...
3. Extension of Meade`s Model and Endogenous Dynamics
... At the end of the thirties, authors tried to renew endogenous business cycle by reformulating the General Theory in dynamic terms4. Discussions naturally centred on the stability properties of Keynes’s macroeconomic equilibrium. It was quite clear that assuming stable stationary equilibrium implied ...
... At the end of the thirties, authors tried to renew endogenous business cycle by reformulating the General Theory in dynamic terms4. Discussions naturally centred on the stability properties of Keynes’s macroeconomic equilibrium. It was quite clear that assuming stable stationary equilibrium implied ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES THE WEITZMAN MODEL REVISITED
... Weitzman (1976) was first to provide a rigorous formulation of the link between net income/product and consumption-based economic welfare. He showed that in a closed economy with no government, no autonomous technical change and under competitive conditions, net income/product can be seen as the sta ...
... Weitzman (1976) was first to provide a rigorous formulation of the link between net income/product and consumption-based economic welfare. He showed that in a closed economy with no government, no autonomous technical change and under competitive conditions, net income/product can be seen as the sta ...
Neoclassical Empirical Evidence - Facultad de Economía
... perfectly legitimate. Samuelson was also trying to respond to Joan Robinson, following her 1961 visit to MIT. One can suspect that this rare opportunity of exchange between rival research programmes was provided by the fact that both Robinson and Samuelson were dealing with linear production models, ...
... perfectly legitimate. Samuelson was also trying to respond to Joan Robinson, following her 1961 visit to MIT. One can suspect that this rare opportunity of exchange between rival research programmes was provided by the fact that both Robinson and Samuelson were dealing with linear production models, ...
ASSESSING EMPIRICAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OUTPUT
... considers this kind of effect as verified only in a transitory term. And the money’s transitory real effect would be constrained in the term in which prices are relatively inertial or while another type of market or information imperfection exists. On the other hand, conventional theory gives little ...
... considers this kind of effect as verified only in a transitory term. And the money’s transitory real effect would be constrained in the term in which prices are relatively inertial or while another type of market or information imperfection exists. On the other hand, conventional theory gives little ...
A Perspective on the Growth Process in India and China
... world” consisting of the temperate regions of White settlement. It follows then that any growth strategy for India and China, if it is to address their social needs, must be one capable of rapidly absorbing their labour reserves. If this does not happen, then such a growth strategy necessarily sets ...
... world” consisting of the temperate regions of White settlement. It follows then that any growth strategy for India and China, if it is to address their social needs, must be one capable of rapidly absorbing their labour reserves. If this does not happen, then such a growth strategy necessarily sets ...
Interest Rates
... typically alter purchases to favor the good that has become cheaper – Income Effect: Changing prices alter one’s purchasing power. When purchasing power falls/rises, purchases fall/rise ...
... typically alter purchases to favor the good that has become cheaper – Income Effect: Changing prices alter one’s purchasing power. When purchasing power falls/rises, purchases fall/rise ...
Control Charts - A Primer
... UCL, then it's possible that chance errors account for the variance. This document has two goals. The first is to elucidate the importance and effectiveness of control charts as a statistically valid method for identifying process flaws. The second is to explain how the UCL is calculated so that the ...
... UCL, then it's possible that chance errors account for the variance. This document has two goals. The first is to elucidate the importance and effectiveness of control charts as a statistically valid method for identifying process flaws. The second is to explain how the UCL is calculated so that the ...
The Two Triangles: what did Wicksell and Keynes know about
... that explores the properties and welfare implications of monetary policy in the confines of the standard IS-AS-MP framework, where aggregate demand (IS) is derived from the representative household’s intertemporal utility maximization, and aggregate supply (AS) is expressed in terms of a New Keynesi ...
... that explores the properties and welfare implications of monetary policy in the confines of the standard IS-AS-MP framework, where aggregate demand (IS) is derived from the representative household’s intertemporal utility maximization, and aggregate supply (AS) is expressed in terms of a New Keynesi ...