A year in retrospect, a decade in prospect
... Note: Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) are standard small geographic regions in Australia. There are around 1,400 SLAs under the 2006 classifications. As the size of the labour force for SLAs varies from less than 100 to around 100,000, figures in the chart use employment outcomes weighted by labour f ...
... Note: Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) are standard small geographic regions in Australia. There are around 1,400 SLAs under the 2006 classifications. As the size of the labour force for SLAs varies from less than 100 to around 100,000, figures in the chart use employment outcomes weighted by labour f ...
Current challenges facing the Australian economy
... Note: Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) are standard small geographic regions in Australia. There are around 1,400 SLAs under the 2006 classifications. As the size of the labour force for SLAs varies from less than 100 to around 100,000, figures in the chart use employment outcomes weighted by labour f ...
... Note: Statistical Local Areas (SLAs) are standard small geographic regions in Australia. There are around 1,400 SLAs under the 2006 classifications. As the size of the labour force for SLAs varies from less than 100 to around 100,000, figures in the chart use employment outcomes weighted by labour f ...
Session one: Global Recession
... While the instability in MENA and the crisis in Japan (the world’s third largest economy) are individually potentially disruptive events, the combined effect of these two factors poses a particularly lethal threat to the emerging global recovery. Firstly, some of the countries caught up in the MENA ...
... While the instability in MENA and the crisis in Japan (the world’s third largest economy) are individually potentially disruptive events, the combined effect of these two factors poses a particularly lethal threat to the emerging global recovery. Firstly, some of the countries caught up in the MENA ...
Weekly Market Commentary November 25, 2013
... decade up to the onset of the global crisis, is expected to reach only 2.7% in 2013, the lowest rate since 2009. While we expect global growth rates to move again towards 4 percent in 2015, the world will continue to be affected by the harsh social legacy of the crisis... The recovery itself is expo ...
... decade up to the onset of the global crisis, is expected to reach only 2.7% in 2013, the lowest rate since 2009. While we expect global growth rates to move again towards 4 percent in 2015, the world will continue to be affected by the harsh social legacy of the crisis... The recovery itself is expo ...
Session one: Global Recession
... While the instability in MENA and the crisis in Japan (the world’s third largest economy) are individually potentially disruptive events, the combined effect of these two factors poses a particularly lethal threat to the emerging global recovery. Firstly, some of the countries caught up in the MENA ...
... While the instability in MENA and the crisis in Japan (the world’s third largest economy) are individually potentially disruptive events, the combined effect of these two factors poses a particularly lethal threat to the emerging global recovery. Firstly, some of the countries caught up in the MENA ...
PROBLEM SET 1 14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics February 9, 2005
... since it reduces the erosion of real incomes in that economy. 3. The performance of a country’s economy is often tied to the performance of its stock market. 4. If the unemployment rate in a country drops, while the number of people of working age remains the same, then this must mean an increase in ...
... since it reduces the erosion of real incomes in that economy. 3. The performance of a country’s economy is often tied to the performance of its stock market. 4. If the unemployment rate in a country drops, while the number of people of working age remains the same, then this must mean an increase in ...
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... Czech Republic was mainly the foreign demand in Germany, the Eurozone or the EU 27. Imports to the EU 27 increased year-on-year in 2008 by only 1.6%, which was 3.5 percentage points less in comparison with the average for the period from 2001 to 2007. The growth in imports to the Eurozone countries ...
... Czech Republic was mainly the foreign demand in Germany, the Eurozone or the EU 27. Imports to the EU 27 increased year-on-year in 2008 by only 1.6%, which was 3.5 percentage points less in comparison with the average for the period from 2001 to 2007. The growth in imports to the Eurozone countries ...
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... least six months, with this rule of thumb the two criteria of diffusion and duration are roughly taken into account. What is the NBER’s position on this definition? It adds: “most of the recessions identified by our procedures do consist of two or more quarters of declining real GDP, but not all of ...
... least six months, with this rule of thumb the two criteria of diffusion and duration are roughly taken into account. What is the NBER’s position on this definition? It adds: “most of the recessions identified by our procedures do consist of two or more quarters of declining real GDP, but not all of ...
The Great Crash of 2008: Are governments or markets to blame
... note issue depended on a slender and declining gold ratio. What if this ratio went to zero, asked Wicksell? His answer was that, if the Bank rate were set at the natural rate of interest, which balances productivity with thrift, the price level could be kept constant. This is, of course, the theo ...
... note issue depended on a slender and declining gold ratio. What if this ratio went to zero, asked Wicksell? His answer was that, if the Bank rate were set at the natural rate of interest, which balances productivity with thrift, the price level could be kept constant. This is, of course, the theo ...
kontrolnaya_rabota_dlya_ekonomistov
... Each society's economic system reflects the country's history, traditions, aspirations, and politics. What works for one culture might not work as well for another, and vice versa. In measuring the success of different economic systems, the fairest approach would be to apply the standards that are v ...
... Each society's economic system reflects the country's history, traditions, aspirations, and politics. What works for one culture might not work as well for another, and vice versa. In measuring the success of different economic systems, the fairest approach would be to apply the standards that are v ...
Welcome Remarks Draft 29 Jan. to Rolls
... One can hardly pick up a newspaper, anyplace in the world, without reading about the global economic downturn that began with the subprime mortgage crisis in the US and, to some degree, Europe. And while we are not decoupled from the global economy and will suffer from global recession, our economic ...
... One can hardly pick up a newspaper, anyplace in the world, without reading about the global economic downturn that began with the subprime mortgage crisis in the US and, to some degree, Europe. And while we are not decoupled from the global economy and will suffer from global recession, our economic ...
The new titans
... rise above the threshold at which people generally begin to spend on nonessential goods. Emerging economies have already become important markets for rich-world firms: over half of the combined exports of America, the euro area and Japan go to these poorer economies. The rich economies' trade with d ...
... rise above the threshold at which people generally begin to spend on nonessential goods. Emerging economies have already become important markets for rich-world firms: over half of the combined exports of America, the euro area and Japan go to these poorer economies. The rich economies' trade with d ...
Surging Swedish economy raises questions over negative rates
... The Riksbank earlier this year gave its governor and one deputy governor the ability to intervene at any time in the currency markets. Currency traders say that given the strength of the Swedish economy compared with the eurozone the krona should be significantly stronger. The latest cut by the Rik ...
... The Riksbank earlier this year gave its governor and one deputy governor the ability to intervene at any time in the currency markets. Currency traders say that given the strength of the Swedish economy compared with the eurozone the krona should be significantly stronger. The latest cut by the Rik ...
Bubble Bubble Mortgage Trouble
... These days, GSE and Wall Street securities fabrication has supplanted the government printing press as the paramount source of monetary inflation. analysis: credit growth, speculative finance, marketplace liquidity, and various financial and economic distortions. Analyses of the GSEs and mortgage fi ...
... These days, GSE and Wall Street securities fabrication has supplanted the government printing press as the paramount source of monetary inflation. analysis: credit growth, speculative finance, marketplace liquidity, and various financial and economic distortions. Analyses of the GSEs and mortgage fi ...
The Great Recession: A Macroeconomic Earthquake
... thrift. It has also forced theorists to better understand and incorporate the financial sector into their models, the most promising of ...
... thrift. It has also forced theorists to better understand and incorporate the financial sector into their models, the most promising of ...
The Business Cycle
... No. In fact, a burger is, compared with other consumer goods, a better bargain than it was in 1954. Burger prices have risen about 400%, from $0.15 to about $0.75, over the last half century. But the overall consumer price index has increased more than 600%. If McDonald’s had matched the overall pri ...
... No. In fact, a burger is, compared with other consumer goods, a better bargain than it was in 1954. Burger prices have risen about 400%, from $0.15 to about $0.75, over the last half century. But the overall consumer price index has increased more than 600%. If McDonald’s had matched the overall pri ...
Implications of Structural Changes in the Global Economy for its
... more fundamental policy reforms would not be more effective. Even if it were agreed that countries should build up their foreign exchange reserves, one could ask whether they should also, or preferably, seek to reduce their short-term external financial obligations.6 Maybe there is a better way to a ...
... more fundamental policy reforms would not be more effective. Even if it were agreed that countries should build up their foreign exchange reserves, one could ask whether they should also, or preferably, seek to reduce their short-term external financial obligations.6 Maybe there is a better way to a ...
Lecture 1: Class intro and Ch. 1
... Discuss the recent recession/crisis as we go along acknowledge that we’re never quite sure what is going on as we speak (nor is hindsight 20/20) acknowledge that our explanation for what’s going on will likely change in the near/far future The principles are here to understand WHY policies are b ...
... Discuss the recent recession/crisis as we go along acknowledge that we’re never quite sure what is going on as we speak (nor is hindsight 20/20) acknowledge that our explanation for what’s going on will likely change in the near/far future The principles are here to understand WHY policies are b ...
Thinking like an economist - Pearson Schools and FE Colleges
... which over-lent to high-risk customers, many banks in the UK, the rest of Europe and the USA came close to collapse. The banking system had to be bailed out by governments. However, lending by banks fell sharply. There was also a fall in confidence by consumers and businesses that led to lower spend ...
... which over-lent to high-risk customers, many banks in the UK, the rest of Europe and the USA came close to collapse. The banking system had to be bailed out by governments. However, lending by banks fell sharply. There was also a fall in confidence by consumers and businesses that led to lower spend ...
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... There is little question but that we are at the relatively early stages of the influence and potential impact of technology in particular. This makes a debate about the future shape of the economy and the role of business and of government and a focus on sustainable societal outcomes all the more ur ...
... There is little question but that we are at the relatively early stages of the influence and potential impact of technology in particular. This makes a debate about the future shape of the economy and the role of business and of government and a focus on sustainable societal outcomes all the more ur ...
M&G Global Macro Bond Fund The US
... sterling, the Japanese yen, the Aussie dollar and Kiwi dollar as well as the SA rand ...
... sterling, the Japanese yen, the Aussie dollar and Kiwi dollar as well as the SA rand ...
BBA IInd SEMESTER EXAMINATION 2008-09
... Examine the role of Fiscal Policy in dealing with depression in the developing economy. Differentiate between Economic Growth and Economic Development. How Economic Growth can be measured? What do you mean by Capital Market? Discuss role of Commercial Bank in developing economy. ...
... Examine the role of Fiscal Policy in dealing with depression in the developing economy. Differentiate between Economic Growth and Economic Development. How Economic Growth can be measured? What do you mean by Capital Market? Discuss role of Commercial Bank in developing economy. ...
but weaker in advanced economies.
... • The flash point right now is Spain. • The trigger in a year could be Greece, again: ...
... • The flash point right now is Spain. • The trigger in a year could be Greece, again: ...
EIU March 2013 presentationx
... growth, but will pick up supported by a pick up in China’s consumption Rising emerging market incomes and urbanisation will underpin mediumterm demand growth. Years of underinvestment, particularly in agriculture, will support prices. Nominal prices will remain historically high in 2013-17, but pric ...
... growth, but will pick up supported by a pick up in China’s consumption Rising emerging market incomes and urbanisation will underpin mediumterm demand growth. Years of underinvestment, particularly in agriculture, will support prices. Nominal prices will remain historically high in 2013-17, but pric ...
Nouriel Roubini
Nouriel Roubini (born March 29, 1958) is an American economist. He teaches at New York University's Stern School of Business and is the chairman of Roubini Global Economics, an economic consultancy firm.The child of Iranian Jews, he was born in Turkey and grew up in Italy. After receiving a BA in political economics at Bocconi University, Milan and a doctorate in international economics at Harvard University, he became an academic at Yale and a practising economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Federal Reserve, World Bank, and Bank of Israel. Much of his early research focused on emerging markets. During the administration of President Bill Clinton, he was a senior economist for the Council of Economic Advisers, later moving to the United States Treasury Department as a senior adviser to Timothy Geithner, who in 2009 became Treasury Secretary.