Jonathan Eaton Working Paper No. 1512 1050 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge,
... New investment in capital takes the form of currently produced units of ...
... New investment in capital takes the form of currently produced units of ...
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... • The U.S. has not been the fastestgrowing economy in the world – a number of other countries at different levels of industrialization, development, and material productivity a century ago have now converged – their current levels of productivity, economic structures, and standards of living are ver ...
... • The U.S. has not been the fastestgrowing economy in the world – a number of other countries at different levels of industrialization, development, and material productivity a century ago have now converged – their current levels of productivity, economic structures, and standards of living are ver ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES LOCAL DEFICITS AND LOCAL JOBS:
... given to the sample states. It is clear that without this assistance states would required a significant increase in state revenues or cuts in state spending to balance their aggregate budgets. Figure 1b shows the ratio of total deficits and total own deficits to national GDP. On average U.S. states ...
... given to the sample states. It is clear that without this assistance states would required a significant increase in state revenues or cuts in state spending to balance their aggregate budgets. Figure 1b shows the ratio of total deficits and total own deficits to national GDP. On average U.S. states ...
International Effects of Government Expenditure in
... Among the contributionsto this literature,Frenkeland Razin (1987) is particularly significant.This book, which incorporatesa series of the authors'previouspapers, provides a comprehensivetreatmentof the impact of deficits in a two-country world economy. In large part their analysis abstractedfrom in ...
... Among the contributionsto this literature,Frenkeland Razin (1987) is particularly significant.This book, which incorporatesa series of the authors'previouspapers, provides a comprehensivetreatmentof the impact of deficits in a two-country world economy. In large part their analysis abstractedfrom in ...
IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance (IOSR-JEF)
... economy which has resulted to the accumulation of debt to the detriment of the economy’s growth (Ajayi, 1997). This has given a lot of concern that one might argue whether the economy can grow well as to maintain its debt obligations and as well maintain adequate domestic investment needed for the e ...
... economy which has resulted to the accumulation of debt to the detriment of the economy’s growth (Ajayi, 1997). This has given a lot of concern that one might argue whether the economy can grow well as to maintain its debt obligations and as well maintain adequate domestic investment needed for the e ...
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... the level of basic employment in all sectors rather than simply assuming that certain sectors (such as manufacturing) are inherently basic. Measurement of economic base in these studies, however, has often used techniques that have a tendency to be imprecise, either underestimating (location quotien ...
... the level of basic employment in all sectors rather than simply assuming that certain sectors (such as manufacturing) are inherently basic. Measurement of economic base in these studies, however, has often used techniques that have a tendency to be imprecise, either underestimating (location quotien ...
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... D1, D2 and D3 are dummy variables that equal 1 when the observation belongs respectively to the periods, 1980–86, 1987–92 or 1993–98, otherwise 0. The variables pdar and pm are the aggregate real price of processed dairy and meat products. The variable res is the real annual research expenditure in ...
... D1, D2 and D3 are dummy variables that equal 1 when the observation belongs respectively to the periods, 1980–86, 1987–92 or 1993–98, otherwise 0. The variables pdar and pm are the aggregate real price of processed dairy and meat products. The variable res is the real annual research expenditure in ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES Craig Burnside
... international investors, we can explain, at least partially, why more capital does not ‡ow to these countries. In our sample, when we replicate Ramey and Ramey’s benchmark regression, we too …nd evidence of a signi…cant negative association between volatility and growth in the crosssection. In fact, ...
... international investors, we can explain, at least partially, why more capital does not ‡ow to these countries. In our sample, when we replicate Ramey and Ramey’s benchmark regression, we too …nd evidence of a signi…cant negative association between volatility and growth in the crosssection. In fact, ...
The Economic Impact of Telecommunications in Senegal, Dr. Raul Katz and Dr. Pantelis Koutroumpis
... broadband sectors. In the case of wireless, the model developed for the period 20042011 estimates that mobile telephony contributed an annual 0.55% of GDP, which has grown at an average rate of 4.1%, thus representing 13.6% of all economic growth in Senegal. Furthermore, based on forecasts of subscr ...
... broadband sectors. In the case of wireless, the model developed for the period 20042011 estimates that mobile telephony contributed an annual 0.55% of GDP, which has grown at an average rate of 4.1%, thus representing 13.6% of all economic growth in Senegal. Furthermore, based on forecasts of subscr ...
Industrial growth revisited
... 1930, an argument based on a comparison of the results of the two censuses which were conducted by the National Statistical Service in those two years.10 This comparison, however, leads to false results as the two censuses are not directly comparable. They do not follow the same definition of what c ...
... 1930, an argument based on a comparison of the results of the two censuses which were conducted by the National Statistical Service in those two years.10 This comparison, however, leads to false results as the two censuses are not directly comparable. They do not follow the same definition of what c ...