GLOBAL ECONOMIC PROSPECTS | January 2015
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Managing Sustainable Growth
... The conference is organised by three partner institutions: Faculty of Management is a member of the University of Primorska. It is a higher education institution for education and research in the fields of social sciences and business management, with a stress on management, which has interdisciplin ...
... The conference is organised by three partner institutions: Faculty of Management is a member of the University of Primorska. It is a higher education institution for education and research in the fields of social sciences and business management, with a stress on management, which has interdisciplin ...
Global Economic Prospects June 2016
... These began to be made public in the late 1970s. In 1991, the outlook section of the World Development Report was converted into a stand-alone report. In May 1991, the first Global Economic Prospects report—called “Global Economic Prospects and the Developing Countries”—was launched as a formal publ ...
... These began to be made public in the late 1970s. In 1991, the outlook section of the World Development Report was converted into a stand-alone report. In May 1991, the first Global Economic Prospects report—called “Global Economic Prospects and the Developing Countries”—was launched as a formal publ ...
Forecasting Recessions - Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
... which we employ in our analysis because the SPF is quarterly. Such a translation can be done in a variety of ways, and we follow the most common convention (e.g., Estrella and Trubin, 2006) and assume that a recession starts in the quarter that follows just after the quarter containing the peak mont ...
... which we employ in our analysis because the SPF is quarterly. Such a translation can be done in a variety of ways, and we follow the most common convention (e.g., Estrella and Trubin, 2006) and assume that a recession starts in the quarter that follows just after the quarter containing the peak mont ...
The Caucasus and Central Asia: Transitioning to Emerging
... While macroeconomic achievements have been notable, there remains ample room to strengthen macroeconomic outcomes in CCA countries. Growth in CCA countries has been volatile, and has relied heavily on energy resources, other commodities, and remittances. Like growth, inflation has been volatile, and ...
... While macroeconomic achievements have been notable, there remains ample room to strengthen macroeconomic outcomes in CCA countries. Growth in CCA countries has been volatile, and has relied heavily on energy resources, other commodities, and remittances. Like growth, inflation has been volatile, and ...
International Financial Flows in the New Normal: Key Patterns
... more than twice the size of equity flows, Europe, compared to EMEs. A sectoral whereas they are now of roughly equal magnitudes. decomposition reveals that the fall in financial flows to and from Building on existing research, several factors can be put Europe was particularly substantial for bank f ...
... more than twice the size of equity flows, Europe, compared to EMEs. A sectoral whereas they are now of roughly equal magnitudes. decomposition reveals that the fall in financial flows to and from Building on existing research, several factors can be put Europe was particularly substantial for bank f ...
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... choose to enter into agreements with the IMF? It is easy to look at this model and make the mistake of thinking that it expresses that states are worse off with IMF co ...
... choose to enter into agreements with the IMF? It is easy to look at this model and make the mistake of thinking that it expresses that states are worse off with IMF co ...
new challenges to growth and stability
... Part II distills policy lessons from past episodes of terms-of-trade shocks and explores whether the region has built strong enough buffers during the boom years to guard against a deterioration in external conditions. In Chapter 4, Gustavo Adler and Sebastián Sosa assess the vulnerability of Latin ...
... Part II distills policy lessons from past episodes of terms-of-trade shocks and explores whether the region has built strong enough buffers during the boom years to guard against a deterioration in external conditions. In Chapter 4, Gustavo Adler and Sebastián Sosa assess the vulnerability of Latin ...
II. IMF Macroeconomic Policy Advice in the Financial Crisis
... the collapse of Lehman Brothers. It had been urging countries to plan for such stimulus starting in early 2008. Its own work on the topic over the course of 2008 positioned itself to be a leading proponent of a global fiscal stimulus at G-20 meetings, as well as in the public discourse. The IMF also ...
... the collapse of Lehman Brothers. It had been urging countries to plan for such stimulus starting in early 2008. Its own work on the topic over the course of 2008 positioned itself to be a leading proponent of a global fiscal stimulus at G-20 meetings, as well as in the public discourse. The IMF also ...
IMF Reform Is Waiting on the United States
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Urban World: Cities and the Rise of the Consuming Class (2012)
... welcome fillip for a world economy that continues to have pockets of acute fragility. Cities have been the world’s economic dynamos for centuries, attracting skilled workers and productive businesses and benefiting from economies of scale. Urbanization and per capita GDP tend to move in close synch ...
... welcome fillip for a world economy that continues to have pockets of acute fragility. Cities have been the world’s economic dynamos for centuries, attracting skilled workers and productive businesses and benefiting from economies of scale. Urbanization and per capita GDP tend to move in close synch ...
Beyond New Keynesian Economics: Towards a Post Walrasian
... Stiglitz argument does no less than change one's conception of what is meant by a partial equilibrium supply-demand equilibrium; it deserves its own classification which conveys the breath of its import. New Keynesian is far too confining. It might be called Stiglitzian, Akerlofian, or even Akerlitz ...
... Stiglitz argument does no less than change one's conception of what is meant by a partial equilibrium supply-demand equilibrium; it deserves its own classification which conveys the breath of its import. New Keynesian is far too confining. It might be called Stiglitzian, Akerlofian, or even Akerlitz ...
Macroeconomic Policy Responses to Financial
... sample of 12 emerging economies with annual data covering the period 1996-2002 (except for Chile, 1991-2003), that countries suffering from lower credibility –proxied by the country risk spread on sovereign debt- are unable to conduct counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies. This finding is robust t ...
... sample of 12 emerging economies with annual data covering the period 1996-2002 (except for Chile, 1991-2003), that countries suffering from lower credibility –proxied by the country risk spread on sovereign debt- are unable to conduct counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies. This finding is robust t ...
ARREGLOS MONETARIOS EN ENTORNOS VOLÁTILES1
... cionado con el producto nominal va a ser M + EF, donde M es el agregado en moneda nacional, E es el tipo de cambio y F es el dinero extranjero circulando o los depósitos en moneda extranjera. M es en general bajo en una economía fuertemente dolarizada. Simplemente para fijar ideas, supongamos que es ...
... cionado con el producto nominal va a ser M + EF, donde M es el agregado en moneda nacional, E es el tipo de cambio y F es el dinero extranjero circulando o los depósitos en moneda extranjera. M es en general bajo en una economía fuertemente dolarizada. Simplemente para fijar ideas, supongamos que es ...
Coyote Economist Economics Scholarships for Fall 2012 News.from.the.Department.of.Economics,.CSUSB
... growth (see Heidi Shierholz, Labor Market Still Needs more than 10 Million Jobs, Economic Policy Institute, January 24, 2012). Adding the jobs lost since January 2008 to the 4 million that should have been created to keep up with the population provides us with a deficit of about 10 million jobs. Ac ...
... growth (see Heidi Shierholz, Labor Market Still Needs more than 10 Million Jobs, Economic Policy Institute, January 24, 2012). Adding the jobs lost since January 2008 to the 4 million that should have been created to keep up with the population provides us with a deficit of about 10 million jobs. Ac ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES RATIONAL INFLATIONARY BUBBLES Herschel i. Grossman
... fiat money unless money is essential to the economy in the sense that no finite amount of extra consumption could compensate agents for reducing their money balances to zero. Kingston (1982) shows that the Cagan money demand schedule used by F&G implies that money is not essential to the economy in ...
... fiat money unless money is essential to the economy in the sense that no finite amount of extra consumption could compensate agents for reducing their money balances to zero. Kingston (1982) shows that the Cagan money demand schedule used by F&G implies that money is not essential to the economy in ...
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... AACSB: Dynamics of the global economy 8) Most of the world's goods and services are sold ________. A) in international markets B) in the countries where they are produced C) through exports to small countries D) through exports to large countries Answer: B Diff: 2 Learning Outcome: Discuss trends in ...
... AACSB: Dynamics of the global economy 8) Most of the world's goods and services are sold ________. A) in international markets B) in the countries where they are produced C) through exports to small countries D) through exports to large countries Answer: B Diff: 2 Learning Outcome: Discuss trends in ...
Cost-Push Shocks and Monetary Policy in Open Economies*
... more complex and more difficult to implement. It is clear that the optimality of a simple strategy of strict consumer-price or producer-price targeting does not carry over to more general cases. In addition, even when the optimal monetary strategy can be summarised by a relatively simple loss function ...
... more complex and more difficult to implement. It is clear that the optimality of a simple strategy of strict consumer-price or producer-price targeting does not carry over to more general cases. In addition, even when the optimal monetary strategy can be summarised by a relatively simple loss function ...
The Reconnection Agenda
... So the discussion was all about what it would take to get the system back up and running. Large injections of liquidity would get credit flowing again. But it’s one thing to get the blood flowing (to boost the credit supply) and quite another to get the heart beating strongly again (to stimulate de ...
... So the discussion was all about what it would take to get the system back up and running. Large injections of liquidity would get credit flowing again. But it’s one thing to get the blood flowing (to boost the credit supply) and quite another to get the heart beating strongly again (to stimulate de ...
Digitization for Economic Growth and Job Creation - WEF
... access, then job growth will be more likely in that sector. However, if digitization primarily drives efficiency growth but does not lead to new market creation, then that sector is likely to lose jobs. To better understand these dynamics, we examined five key economic activities in developed market ...
... access, then job growth will be more likely in that sector. However, if digitization primarily drives efficiency growth but does not lead to new market creation, then that sector is likely to lose jobs. To better understand these dynamics, we examined five key economic activities in developed market ...
After the Boom–Commodity Prices and Economic Growth in
... commodities are also likely to matter for growth. For instance, an increase in the price of imported commodities (e.g. oil or primary intermediate inputs) is likely to reduce profit margins for firms and disposable income for households, weighing on domestic demand and output growth. In order to cap ...
... commodities are also likely to matter for growth. For instance, an increase in the price of imported commodities (e.g. oil or primary intermediate inputs) is likely to reduce profit margins for firms and disposable income for households, weighing on domestic demand and output growth. In order to cap ...
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.