Working paper
... which are those that require relatively more private expenditures. In its turn, this change in the composition of the households’ demand for transportation services raises steady-state growth by inducing the households to increase their labor supply so as to afford larger expenditures in transportat ...
... which are those that require relatively more private expenditures. In its turn, this change in the composition of the households’ demand for transportation services raises steady-state growth by inducing the households to increase their labor supply so as to afford larger expenditures in transportat ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: Business Concentration and Price Policy
... This index, or cluster of indexes, is designed to indicate something about the range of discretion with respect to price available to the individual firm. While it is unambiguous in the limiting cases of perfect competition and a profit-seeking monopolist in static conditions, it is of doubtful sign ...
... This index, or cluster of indexes, is designed to indicate something about the range of discretion with respect to price available to the individual firm. While it is unambiguous in the limiting cases of perfect competition and a profit-seeking monopolist in static conditions, it is of doubtful sign ...
Richard H. Clarida
... (1987) indicates that the degree of capital mobility among the major OECD countries may be quite high (although see Feldstein and Bacchetta (1991) for contrary evidence). In Section 2 of this paper, we present a neoclassical model of optimal economic growth in a world of perfect international capita ...
... (1987) indicates that the degree of capital mobility among the major OECD countries may be quite high (although see Feldstein and Bacchetta (1991) for contrary evidence). In Section 2 of this paper, we present a neoclassical model of optimal economic growth in a world of perfect international capita ...
Hot, bright and soft spots
... be awaited to firmly determine the way ahead. Results are more mixed for Brazil and South Africa. Growth remains subdued and a return to higher growth rates would need a substantial change in policies. A tough stance on inflation and increased focus on investment is required. In the case of Brazil, ...
... be awaited to firmly determine the way ahead. Results are more mixed for Brazil and South Africa. Growth remains subdued and a return to higher growth rates would need a substantial change in policies. A tough stance on inflation and increased focus on investment is required. In the case of Brazil, ...
Massachusetts economic growth
... Innovation, which can be defined as the successful exploitation of new ideas, is one of the main engines of long-term economic growth and structural change. Innovation can occur through investment in R&D, through adopting new technologies from other firms or countries, or through trying different wa ...
... Innovation, which can be defined as the successful exploitation of new ideas, is one of the main engines of long-term economic growth and structural change. Innovation can occur through investment in R&D, through adopting new technologies from other firms or countries, or through trying different wa ...
Structural adjustment in New Zealand since the commodity boom AN 2014/2
... The boost to incomes, profits and related wealth effects originating in the booming sector will also raise aggregate demand (often referred to as spending effects). Some of the additional aggregate demand will be met through higher imports, and some portion of the higher incomes from commodity expor ...
... The boost to incomes, profits and related wealth effects originating in the booming sector will also raise aggregate demand (often referred to as spending effects). Some of the additional aggregate demand will be met through higher imports, and some portion of the higher incomes from commodity expor ...
Lesson Number 4: Objectives - The Learning House
... money into the economy, a multiplier affect occurs. The following three articles look at how this theory works in today’s world. This assignment requires that you define the spending multiplier, compare and contrast the three articles, and state whether or not you agree with Keynes’ theories or the ...
... money into the economy, a multiplier affect occurs. The following three articles look at how this theory works in today’s world. This assignment requires that you define the spending multiplier, compare and contrast the three articles, and state whether or not you agree with Keynes’ theories or the ...
The Role of Military Expenditures in Pre-Revolutionary Iran's Economic Decline Looney, R.E.
... On the other hand, defense expenditures in particular have been cited by several observers, such as Halliday,3 as having had a detrimental impact on the country's economy, thus, in part contributing to internal tensions that ultimately resulted in the revolution. The existing literature on this peri ...
... On the other hand, defense expenditures in particular have been cited by several observers, such as Halliday,3 as having had a detrimental impact on the country's economy, thus, in part contributing to internal tensions that ultimately resulted in the revolution. The existing literature on this peri ...
India in the 1980s and 1990s: A Triumph of Reforms
... activities and integration into the world economy, and a belief that the rules of the economic game had changed for good may have had a bigger impact on growth than any specific policy reforms.” It is not entirely clear as to what policy message is to be gleaned from this skepticism. Neither DeLong ...
... activities and integration into the world economy, and a belief that the rules of the economic game had changed for good may have had a bigger impact on growth than any specific policy reforms.” It is not entirely clear as to what policy message is to be gleaned from this skepticism. Neither DeLong ...
UK BUSINESS CONFIDENCE MONITOR REPORT Q4 2009
... in positive territory following three consecutive quarters of improvement. The view from our members, which echoes what I hear as I travel around the country, is that the UK economy is in better shape than this time last year. Although we are still on track for a return to economic growth, the recov ...
... in positive territory following three consecutive quarters of improvement. The view from our members, which echoes what I hear as I travel around the country, is that the UK economy is in better shape than this time last year. Although we are still on track for a return to economic growth, the recov ...
77 II. Economic performance of the developing countries of the... Table 10a. Sri Lanka. Resources balance, 1974-1979
... although the ability to do this is limited by the length of the paper. At other times and depending on the nature of the problem being examined, different types of disaggregation are required and used. Examples of such typology are the least developed, land-locked and island countries, the oil-expor ...
... although the ability to do this is limited by the length of the paper. At other times and depending on the nature of the problem being examined, different types of disaggregation are required and used. Examples of such typology are the least developed, land-locked and island countries, the oil-expor ...
1999 South-Western College Publishing
... spending or foreign trade disposable income is the same as total income ©1999 South-Western College Publishing ...
... spending or foreign trade disposable income is the same as total income ©1999 South-Western College Publishing ...
Investing in emerging markets: Evaluating the allure of
... overall U.S. economic productivity. As is well known, earnings growth is a fundamental building block when constructing estimates of expected stock returns. Hypothetically, if country A’s GDP is growing at 9% annually and country B’s is growing at 3% annually, isn’t it reasonable to expect the publi ...
... overall U.S. economic productivity. As is well known, earnings growth is a fundamental building block when constructing estimates of expected stock returns. Hypothetically, if country A’s GDP is growing at 9% annually and country B’s is growing at 3% annually, isn’t it reasonable to expect the publi ...