Learning about Fiscal Policy Uncertainty
... with access to complete information would expect the new policies to improve economic conditions, and they would immediately adjust their expectations for future economic growth upward. This could allow the economy to move quickly toward recovery, or even bypass the recession altogether, since firms ...
... with access to complete information would expect the new policies to improve economic conditions, and they would immediately adjust their expectations for future economic growth upward. This could allow the economy to move quickly toward recovery, or even bypass the recession altogether, since firms ...
Working Paper Explaining Global Financial Imbalances: A Critique of the Saving Glut
... competitive dynamic in which firms can persistently weaken the link between wages and productivity growth while also pushing for lower taxes, increased subsidies, and reduced regulation (Palley, 2007). Trade remains central within the new model because goods must cross borders; hence, the need for t ...
... competitive dynamic in which firms can persistently weaken the link between wages and productivity growth while also pushing for lower taxes, increased subsidies, and reduced regulation (Palley, 2007). Trade remains central within the new model because goods must cross borders; hence, the need for t ...
Real GDP Growth in Emerging Europe
... The drying up of global capital flows is also doing a lot of damage, especially to countries with large current account deficits — many of these are in Emerging Europe and some have sought help from the IMF ...
... The drying up of global capital flows is also doing a lot of damage, especially to countries with large current account deficits — many of these are in Emerging Europe and some have sought help from the IMF ...
International Monetary Policy Co
... Importance of International Policy Coordination The global economy consists of many interdependent individual and regional economies. Expansionary or contractionary monetary and fiscal policies in one country most often affects economic events significantly in another economies. Economic events in t ...
... Importance of International Policy Coordination The global economy consists of many interdependent individual and regional economies. Expansionary or contractionary monetary and fiscal policies in one country most often affects economic events significantly in another economies. Economic events in t ...
Historical Earnings, P/E Ratios and Sector Valuations in Today`s
... are transitory and do not allow companies across an industry to sustain higher margins. Price competition ultimately destroys above average margins; it is just a matter of time. I analyzed historical margins in each of the ten sectors comprising the S&P 500. Six of these sectors are severely inflate ...
... are transitory and do not allow companies across an industry to sustain higher margins. Price competition ultimately destroys above average margins; it is just a matter of time. I analyzed historical margins in each of the ten sectors comprising the S&P 500. Six of these sectors are severely inflate ...
AD and AS together - Wayne State College
... If the fall in AD is persistent, the resources will be under used (unemployment) and eventually wages and other input prices will fall. SRAS1 will shift out to SRAS2 and the economy will be back in line with LRAS, although at a lower price level. Conclusion: A fall in AD may cause a recession in the ...
... If the fall in AD is persistent, the resources will be under used (unemployment) and eventually wages and other input prices will fall. SRAS1 will shift out to SRAS2 and the economy will be back in line with LRAS, although at a lower price level. Conclusion: A fall in AD may cause a recession in the ...
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... become and a nagging doubt: I wasn’t doing macroeconomic forecasting, and never worked in finance – but am I still somehow to blame for the crisis because I’m an economist? Is it my fault? Has my profession, just by the way it thinks about the economy, caused all this damage? We have to ask ourselve ...
... become and a nagging doubt: I wasn’t doing macroeconomic forecasting, and never worked in finance – but am I still somehow to blame for the crisis because I’m an economist? Is it my fault? Has my profession, just by the way it thinks about the economy, caused all this damage? We have to ask ourselve ...
Macro in Context - Tufts University
... Macroeconomic conditions also affect personal debt. If you are like most students these days, you will be paying back loans for a number of years. The higher the prevailing real interest rates in the economy, the more costly this borrowing will be. Your own economic well-being will also be tied to g ...
... Macroeconomic conditions also affect personal debt. If you are like most students these days, you will be paying back loans for a number of years. The higher the prevailing real interest rates in the economy, the more costly this borrowing will be. Your own economic well-being will also be tied to g ...
The Domestic Economic Outlook SVP and Director of Research
... If sales persist, then what happens to inventories? ...
... If sales persist, then what happens to inventories? ...
ECONOMICS and How It AFFECTS Business
... “Why Is the Gulf Cleanup So Slow?” The Wall Street Journal, July 2, 2010. ...
... “Why Is the Gulf Cleanup So Slow?” The Wall Street Journal, July 2, 2010. ...
Exploring the Guenon Mystery: An Evolutionary Analysis
... More jobs, more local sourcing, more tech spillovers, less “crowding out” in host countries Especially in LDCs with weak institutions If you are a poor country, would you prefer? ...
... More jobs, more local sourcing, more tech spillovers, less “crowding out” in host countries Especially in LDCs with weak institutions If you are a poor country, would you prefer? ...
Monetary Policy Effects on Financial Stability
... and the risks associated with it. The KPR in many countries will need to be raised at some time in order to guard against rising inflation. (this has already happened in Israel for example) and banks will be find themselves with losses due to rising refunding costs. ...
... and the risks associated with it. The KPR in many countries will need to be raised at some time in order to guard against rising inflation. (this has already happened in Israel for example) and banks will be find themselves with losses due to rising refunding costs. ...
ToP of the BoPs
... We have witnessed unprecedented global fiscal and monetary stimulus (QE) which was used to arrest a global credit deflation. This led to the development of a truly global bond bubble. As debt levels rose in the developed countries and monetary stimulus was exported (de facto QE) to EM countries it u ...
... We have witnessed unprecedented global fiscal and monetary stimulus (QE) which was used to arrest a global credit deflation. This led to the development of a truly global bond bubble. As debt levels rose in the developed countries and monetary stimulus was exported (de facto QE) to EM countries it u ...
Ethics of Financial Globalization
... Ever more economists and economic institutions -- including some transnational institutions8 -are willing to concede that liberalized financial markets may be deepening global inequality. So, one question is what to do about it, if anything. Can economic engineering remove ethical concerns in advan ...
... Ever more economists and economic institutions -- including some transnational institutions8 -are willing to concede that liberalized financial markets may be deepening global inequality. So, one question is what to do about it, if anything. Can economic engineering remove ethical concerns in advan ...
1 Global Imbalances: The New Economy, the Dark Matter, the Savvy
... The longer the current global imbalances persist, the less agreement there is about how they ultimately will be resolved. The growth of the U.S. current account deficit after the turn of the century was first met with warnings that such large deficits were unsustainable, that foreign finance would n ...
... The longer the current global imbalances persist, the less agreement there is about how they ultimately will be resolved. The growth of the U.S. current account deficit after the turn of the century was first met with warnings that such large deficits were unsustainable, that foreign finance would n ...
PRESS RELEASE SUMMARY OF THE MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING No: 2016-11
... volatile. Leading indicators for the labor market suggest that unemployment rates will remain flat over the coming months. 11. In conclusion, recent indicators suggest that the economy continues to grow at a moderate pace. In the upcoming period, domestic demand is likely to be supported by the inco ...
... volatile. Leading indicators for the labor market suggest that unemployment rates will remain flat over the coming months. 11. In conclusion, recent indicators suggest that the economy continues to grow at a moderate pace. In the upcoming period, domestic demand is likely to be supported by the inco ...
HH EA Japan Bostering 300606
... capital flows data especially that of portfolio capital, needs to be exchanged on a daily basis. This could be the start of an “early warning” system. Possible ambit of Informal AFDM+3, EMEAP Governor’s Meeting, SEACEN Experts’ Group on Capital Flows, ADB’s ARIC, ADB’s REMU, and ASP. 5. Hedge fund a ...
... capital flows data especially that of portfolio capital, needs to be exchanged on a daily basis. This could be the start of an “early warning” system. Possible ambit of Informal AFDM+3, EMEAP Governor’s Meeting, SEACEN Experts’ Group on Capital Flows, ADB’s ARIC, ADB’s REMU, and ASP. 5. Hedge fund a ...
Energy-1109111 - Insurance Information Institute
... Attention Quickly Turned to ItalyBudget Reforms Pass, Berlusconi Resigns ...
... Attention Quickly Turned to ItalyBudget Reforms Pass, Berlusconi Resigns ...
Financial crises, institutional change and small welfare states.
... these, financial liberalization and the emergence of global financial markets should be explored. It is important, in which way and timing financial liberalization was implemented in different countries, and therefore domestic social and political constellations have to be taken into account as well ...
... these, financial liberalization and the emergence of global financial markets should be explored. It is important, in which way and timing financial liberalization was implemented in different countries, and therefore domestic social and political constellations have to be taken into account as well ...
Homo Oeconomicus - Bangor University
... (Toedter 2016). The choice set is conceptually difficult to articulate with absolute precision. Undergraduate textbooks in economics may be reticent about engaging with the impact of the ambiguity of choice on price theory, especially in the valuation of human labour. But the above critique of ratio ...
... (Toedter 2016). The choice set is conceptually difficult to articulate with absolute precision. Undergraduate textbooks in economics may be reticent about engaging with the impact of the ambiguity of choice on price theory, especially in the valuation of human labour. But the above critique of ratio ...
This PDF is a selection from a published volume from... Research Volume Title: International Dimensions of Monetary Policy
... improve their institutional framework—legal system, disclosure of information, and prudential supervision of the financial system. Not only are these reforms crucial to economic growth, but they also reduce lower credit market imperfections and make the economy more financially robust; that is, less ...
... improve their institutional framework—legal system, disclosure of information, and prudential supervision of the financial system. Not only are these reforms crucial to economic growth, but they also reduce lower credit market imperfections and make the economy more financially robust; that is, less ...
Slide 1
... The clean little secret of modern macroeconomics is how much consensus economists have reached over the past 70 years. ...
... The clean little secret of modern macroeconomics is how much consensus economists have reached over the past 70 years. ...
Globalisation, growth and justice
... for they would qualify the success of our profession. Finally, I turn to the issue of justice in the current global economic order, a relatively neglected but profoundly important issue, and not just for economists. I ...
... for they would qualify the success of our profession. Finally, I turn to the issue of justice in the current global economic order, a relatively neglected but profoundly important issue, and not just for economists. I ...
Introduction - ePublications@bond
... been endemic and a major problem (Ariff and Khalid, 2005). The variation in growth patterns across countries has been significant and large. A potential downside of greater financial integration is the more rapid transmission of the spillover effects of crisis in any one economy in the now more int ...
... been endemic and a major problem (Ariff and Khalid, 2005). The variation in growth patterns across countries has been significant and large. A potential downside of greater financial integration is the more rapid transmission of the spillover effects of crisis in any one economy in the now more int ...
Recession
... The functioning of the economy, along with the functioning of government and every other social institution, depends finally on ...
... The functioning of the economy, along with the functioning of government and every other social institution, depends finally on ...
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.