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... relative per-capita income can be used to assess relacurrent account balances appear above headline baltive prices. On the basis of the relation estimated in ances, which means that the Baltics’ current acSalto and Turrini (2010) between PPPs and potential counts would improve if both they and their ...
... relative per-capita income can be used to assess relacurrent account balances appear above headline baltive prices. On the basis of the relation estimated in ances, which means that the Baltics’ current acSalto and Turrini (2010) between PPPs and potential counts would improve if both they and their ...
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... in Betts and Devereux (2001), he constructs a weighted average of non-U.S. G-7 countries to proxy for the rest of the world. Besides an - albeit smaller - positive transmission eect on foreign output, Kim also finds an increase in foreign aggregate demand in response to an expansionary U.S. moneta ...
... in Betts and Devereux (2001), he constructs a weighted average of non-U.S. G-7 countries to proxy for the rest of the world. Besides an - albeit smaller - positive transmission eect on foreign output, Kim also finds an increase in foreign aggregate demand in response to an expansionary U.S. moneta ...
Fiscal and Monetary Policies Interrelation and Inflation over the
... situation. According to them, conditions under which unpleasant monetarist arithmetic works are: (i) when the Fed is subservient to fiscal authority (ii) the real interest rate on bond financing is higher than the real growth rate of economy, and (iii) seigniorage is possible, i.e. when the Fed is i ...
... situation. According to them, conditions under which unpleasant monetarist arithmetic works are: (i) when the Fed is subservient to fiscal authority (ii) the real interest rate on bond financing is higher than the real growth rate of economy, and (iii) seigniorage is possible, i.e. when the Fed is i ...
slides - SUNY Albany
... surplus rule from equation (4) with = 1 and a monetary policy …xing the exchange rate, which the government will maintain as long as possible, and plans for policy-switching in the event that the initial policy mix becomes infeasible, an equilibrium is a set of time series processes for the surplus, ...
... surplus rule from equation (4) with = 1 and a monetary policy …xing the exchange rate, which the government will maintain as long as possible, and plans for policy-switching in the event that the initial policy mix becomes infeasible, an equilibrium is a set of time series processes for the surplus, ...
public debt, external competitiveness, and fiscal discipline in
... with inflation because progressive income taxes produce only a small share of total tax revenue and many other taxes are levied at specific rates, with long lags in collection (Tanzi, 1977). The lags between accruals and payments reflect the fact that penalties for lateness are low or not enforced. ...
... with inflation because progressive income taxes produce only a small share of total tax revenue and many other taxes are levied at specific rates, with long lags in collection (Tanzi, 1977). The lags between accruals and payments reflect the fact that penalties for lateness are low or not enforced. ...
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... against the dollar had a stabilizing impact not only for China itself but for East Asia as a whole (McKinnon 2004). The reason is that growth tends to be led by exports and China’s fast rising international assets are denominated in foreign currency (McKinnon and Schnabl 2004). Furthermore, McKinnon ...
... against the dollar had a stabilizing impact not only for China itself but for East Asia as a whole (McKinnon 2004). The reason is that growth tends to be led by exports and China’s fast rising international assets are denominated in foreign currency (McKinnon and Schnabl 2004). Furthermore, McKinnon ...
CURRENCY BOARDS Steve H. Hanke and Kurt Schuler
... A sound currency serves as a satisfactory store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account. An unsound currency such as the ruble does not fulfill any of those functions. An unsound currency is not a reliable store of value because inflation makes its value highly unpredictable. As a result, ...
... A sound currency serves as a satisfactory store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account. An unsound currency such as the ruble does not fulfill any of those functions. An unsound currency is not a reliable store of value because inflation makes its value highly unpredictable. As a result, ...
centre for brazilian studies - Latin American Centre
... arise from unemployment falling below the NAIRU, and inflation is postulated to accelerate if unemployment is held below the NAIRU. However, in the long run there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment, and the economy has to operate (on average) at the NAIRU if accelerating inflation is ...
... arise from unemployment falling below the NAIRU, and inflation is postulated to accelerate if unemployment is held below the NAIRU. However, in the long run there is no trade-off between inflation and unemployment, and the economy has to operate (on average) at the NAIRU if accelerating inflation is ...
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... given levels of domestic prices and costs that it is impossible or undesirable to alter and trade restriction policies that it is not wished to alter, will balance international payments without any significant net inward or outward movement of monetary gold and Central Bank or Government agency hol ...
... given levels of domestic prices and costs that it is impossible or undesirable to alter and trade restriction policies that it is not wished to alter, will balance international payments without any significant net inward or outward movement of monetary gold and Central Bank or Government agency hol ...
Principles of Macroeconomics, Exams, Fall 2011
... transactions contributes to US nominal GDP. If GDP does not change, just write down $0. For simplicity, assume that all goods are sold during the same period in which they are produced. a. A ...
... transactions contributes to US nominal GDP. If GDP does not change, just write down $0. For simplicity, assume that all goods are sold during the same period in which they are produced. a. A ...
Cross-Country Causes and Consequences of the 2008 Crisis: International Linkages
... Empirical evidence confirms the existence of “shift‐contagion” in financial markets. For example, Calvo and Reinhart (1996) find an increase in the correlation on returns in Asian and Latin American equity and bond markets following the Mexican peso crisis. Similarly, Baig and Goldfajn (1999) f ...
... Empirical evidence confirms the existence of “shift‐contagion” in financial markets. For example, Calvo and Reinhart (1996) find an increase in the correlation on returns in Asian and Latin American equity and bond markets following the Mexican peso crisis. Similarly, Baig and Goldfajn (1999) f ...
Interest rates and exchange rates
... capital markets, the interest rate obtained abroad must equal the corresponding UK interest rate, plus the expected appreciation or depreciation of sterling. This is known as uncovered interest rate parity. What makes the notion of interest rate parity usable is the existence of forward markets for ...
... capital markets, the interest rate obtained abroad must equal the corresponding UK interest rate, plus the expected appreciation or depreciation of sterling. This is known as uncovered interest rate parity. What makes the notion of interest rate parity usable is the existence of forward markets for ...
Exchange rate regimes in Latin America
... A Concise History of Exchange Rate Regimes in Latin America Roberto Frenkel and Martín Rapetti ...
... A Concise History of Exchange Rate Regimes in Latin America Roberto Frenkel and Martín Rapetti ...
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... For these developing countries, remittances can be a critical tool, assisting not only with local, grass-roots development but also contributing significantly to a country’s entire economic health (Ratha, 2007). In part, remittances can build foreign currency reserves, address balance of payments ( ...
... For these developing countries, remittances can be a critical tool, assisting not only with local, grass-roots development but also contributing significantly to a country’s entire economic health (Ratha, 2007). In part, remittances can build foreign currency reserves, address balance of payments ( ...
turkey, 1980-2000: financial liberalization
... In retrospect, it can be stated that the mode and pace of financial reforms during the 1980s progressed in leaps and bounds, mostly following pragmatic solutions to emerging problems. The foreign exchange regime was liberalized early in 1984. Banks were allowed to accept foreign currency deposits f ...
... In retrospect, it can be stated that the mode and pace of financial reforms during the 1980s progressed in leaps and bounds, mostly following pragmatic solutions to emerging problems. The foreign exchange regime was liberalized early in 1984. Banks were allowed to accept foreign currency deposits f ...
International Investment Position Methodology and Practice of Turkey Statistics Department
... Regarding data on portfolio investment liabilities, the stock of the bonds issued abroad by the public banks and the UT, are provided by the Treasury and data on non-residents’ equity and debt security investments in Turkey are obtained from Central Securities Depository of Turkey (MKK) and the cust ...
... Regarding data on portfolio investment liabilities, the stock of the bonds issued abroad by the public banks and the UT, are provided by the Treasury and data on non-residents’ equity and debt security investments in Turkey are obtained from Central Securities Depository of Turkey (MKK) and the cust ...
H D A N
... exposure of the banking sector to the federal and provincial governments at 30.7 billion pesos, 180 percent of total banking sector equity.5 (For the three largest banks, the ratio rises to 340 percent; for full branches of foreign banks, exposure should be estimated in relation to the size of the w ...
... exposure of the banking sector to the federal and provincial governments at 30.7 billion pesos, 180 percent of total banking sector equity.5 (For the three largest banks, the ratio rises to 340 percent; for full branches of foreign banks, exposure should be estimated in relation to the size of the w ...
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... • This change has no effect on aggregate demand under a flexible regime and perfect capital mobility. – Interest rate rises to make individuals content to hold only the available stock of real balances. – Capital flows in, domestic currency appreciates, and relative price of domestic goods rise. – N ...
... • This change has no effect on aggregate demand under a flexible regime and perfect capital mobility. – Interest rate rises to make individuals content to hold only the available stock of real balances. – Capital flows in, domestic currency appreciates, and relative price of domestic goods rise. – N ...
fixed exchange rates
... Although the country retains control of fiscal policy, one policy instrument is not enough. A country that wants to decrease its budget deficit cannot, under fixed exchange rates, use monetary policy to offset the contractionary effect of its fiscal policy on output. ...
... Although the country retains control of fiscal policy, one policy instrument is not enough. A country that wants to decrease its budget deficit cannot, under fixed exchange rates, use monetary policy to offset the contractionary effect of its fiscal policy on output. ...
Inside Money Study Guide
... IMF is the main forum for examining an individual country’s economic policies in a global context. Many countries in the world at one time or another experience a crisis similar to that in Ruritania. At any given time in recent years, roughly one-third of the IMF’s members have been borrowers from t ...
... IMF is the main forum for examining an individual country’s economic policies in a global context. Many countries in the world at one time or another experience a crisis similar to that in Ruritania. At any given time in recent years, roughly one-third of the IMF’s members have been borrowers from t ...
Managing Sustainable Growth
... introducing them in the beginning of 2004, as they had lower interest rates. According to banks’ methodology at the time many people were not creditworthy for any other kind of loans, so by the end of 2014. share of these loans went up to 16% in the total amount of all loans, while the share in hous ...
... introducing them in the beginning of 2004, as they had lower interest rates. According to banks’ methodology at the time many people were not creditworthy for any other kind of loans, so by the end of 2014. share of these loans went up to 16% in the total amount of all loans, while the share in hous ...
Foreign-exchange reserves
Foreign-exchange reserves (also called forex reserves or FX reserves) are assets held by a central bank or other monetary authority, usually in various reserve currencies, mostly the United States dollar, and to a lesser extent the euro, the pound sterling, and the Japanese yen, and used to back its liabilities—e.g., the local currency issued, and the various bank reserves deposited with the central bank by the government or by financial institutions.