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... 1. Impact of the 5th CPC was most pronounced during 1997-98 and 1998-99. 2. The increase in pay plus pensions began to taper off only after 2000-01. 3. In two years fiscal deficit rose from 4.70 to 6.29 as a percentage of GDP. 4. Revenue deficit were 2.30 and 3.71 per cent of GDP. 5. Not to argue th ...
... 1. Impact of the 5th CPC was most pronounced during 1997-98 and 1998-99. 2. The increase in pay plus pensions began to taper off only after 2000-01. 3. In two years fiscal deficit rose from 4.70 to 6.29 as a percentage of GDP. 4. Revenue deficit were 2.30 and 3.71 per cent of GDP. 5. Not to argue th ...
Chapter 14: Monetary Policy - the School of Economics and Finance
... The economy begins in equilibrium at point A, with real GDP of $14.0 trillion and a price level of 100. Without monetary policy, aggregate demand will shift from AD1 to AD2(without policy), which is not enough to keep the economy at full employment because longrun aggregate supply has shifted from L ...
... The economy begins in equilibrium at point A, with real GDP of $14.0 trillion and a price level of 100. Without monetary policy, aggregate demand will shift from AD1 to AD2(without policy), which is not enough to keep the economy at full employment because longrun aggregate supply has shifted from L ...
Limits to Inflation Targeting
... “Taylor principle”, because of the zero lower bound on nominal rates, can lead inevitably to a deflationary spiral.1 They did not emphasize that the result depends on a decidedly peculiar-looking fiscal policy. Peculiar though it is, we see historical examples of something close to such a policy. To ...
... “Taylor principle”, because of the zero lower bound on nominal rates, can lead inevitably to a deflationary spiral.1 They did not emphasize that the result depends on a decidedly peculiar-looking fiscal policy. Peculiar though it is, we see historical examples of something close to such a policy. To ...
1AC – NIB Aff
... asserted, however, that a very limited, circumscribed form of government intervention — namely, instructing central banks to keep the nation’s money supply, the sum of cash in circulation and bank deposits, growing on a steady path — is all that’s required to prevent depressions. Famously, Friedman ...
... asserted, however, that a very limited, circumscribed form of government intervention — namely, instructing central banks to keep the nation’s money supply, the sum of cash in circulation and bank deposits, growing on a steady path — is all that’s required to prevent depressions. Famously, Friedman ...
International Effects of Government Expenditure in
... two-countryworld economy. The model employs the two-countryframeworkdeveloped by Turnovskyand Bianconi (1992). That paper was concerned specifically with the analysis of the transmissionof changesin tax ratesunderalternativecapital income tax regimes. In the presentpaper we focus on the transmission ...
... two-countryworld economy. The model employs the two-countryframeworkdeveloped by Turnovskyand Bianconi (1992). That paper was concerned specifically with the analysis of the transmissionof changesin tax ratesunderalternativecapital income tax regimes. In the presentpaper we focus on the transmission ...
Essays on Fiscal Policy in Developing Countries and Microstates Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
... view that procyclical fiscal policy is a result of lack of financial integration with the world economy while the other view attributes it to weak institutions within the country. I analyze, by taking into consideration the different states of the economy, the role of financial openness and quality ...
... view that procyclical fiscal policy is a result of lack of financial integration with the world economy while the other view attributes it to weak institutions within the country. I analyze, by taking into consideration the different states of the economy, the role of financial openness and quality ...
Chapter 8 Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply
... • Foreign Purchases Effect • When domestic prices are high, we will export less to foreign buyers and we will import more from foreign producers. Therefore higher prices leads to less domestic output. ...
... • Foreign Purchases Effect • When domestic prices are high, we will export less to foreign buyers and we will import more from foreign producers. Therefore higher prices leads to less domestic output. ...
The Strengths and Limitations of Input
... quantify the environmental impacts, there is a little work related to measure fiscal policy effects by input-output analysis. Therefore my motivation is to examine its applicability on fiscal policy impact measurement. To be more specific, master thesis will focus on anti-crisis measures, which were ...
... quantify the environmental impacts, there is a little work related to measure fiscal policy effects by input-output analysis. Therefore my motivation is to examine its applicability on fiscal policy impact measurement. To be more specific, master thesis will focus on anti-crisis measures, which were ...
P A R T I I Classical Theory: The Economy
... As we discussed in Chapter 2, the total output of an economy equals its total income. Because the factors of production and the production function together determine the total output of goods and services, they also determine national income. The circular flow diagram in Figure 3-1 shows that this ...
... As we discussed in Chapter 2, the total output of an economy equals its total income. Because the factors of production and the production function together determine the total output of goods and services, they also determine national income. The circular flow diagram in Figure 3-1 shows that this ...
PUBLIC SECTOR DEFICITS IN LATIN AMERICA
... process has been less traumatic than in other Latin American countries, although the coffee crisis prompted rural guerrilla insurgence in some poor areas. As a result of the NAFTA agreement, the financial sector avoided systemic risks by providing the “maquilla-industry” funding from abroad (IMF, 20 ...
... process has been less traumatic than in other Latin American countries, although the coffee crisis prompted rural guerrilla insurgence in some poor areas. As a result of the NAFTA agreement, the financial sector avoided systemic risks by providing the “maquilla-industry” funding from abroad (IMF, 20 ...
Preliminary findings from this study were presented at an
... GHE per capita varies 5-fold among current LICs ...
... GHE per capita varies 5-fold among current LICs ...
Slide 1
... of financing for firms, loan rates are of course important. Under such circumstances where the rate of interest on bank loans differs from the policy rate of interest, RR* may not be a useful indicator for monetary policy. De Fiore and Tristani (2008) show that under such circumstances, and on the ...
... of financing for firms, loan rates are of course important. Under such circumstances where the rate of interest on bank loans differs from the policy rate of interest, RR* may not be a useful indicator for monetary policy. De Fiore and Tristani (2008) show that under such circumstances, and on the ...
Ideological Change and the Economics of Voting Behaviour in the US, 1920-2008
... Voting Behavior in the US, 1920-2008 ...
... Voting Behavior in the US, 1920-2008 ...
the nonneutrality of monetary policy with large price or wage setters
... unionized multisector economy in which monopoly unions in each sector set wages independently and simultaneously. This is set out in Section III. In both cases, the economic agents care only about real variables, so there is no money illusion.3 The key to our argument is that price or wage setters w ...
... unionized multisector economy in which monopoly unions in each sector set wages independently and simultaneously. This is set out in Section III. In both cases, the economic agents care only about real variables, so there is no money illusion.3 The key to our argument is that price or wage setters w ...
Mankiw 5/e Chapter 9: Intro to Economic Fluctuations
... Output is determined by the supply side: – supplies of capital, labor – technology Changes in demand for goods & services (C, I, G ) only affect prices, not quantities. Complete price flexibility is a crucial assumption, so classical theory applies in the long run. CHAPTER 9 ...
... Output is determined by the supply side: – supplies of capital, labor – technology Changes in demand for goods & services (C, I, G ) only affect prices, not quantities. Complete price flexibility is a crucial assumption, so classical theory applies in the long run. CHAPTER 9 ...
The Effects of Labor and Product Market Reforms
... of macroeconomic shocks such as financial crises (Romer and Romer, 2015) or fiscal shocks (Jordà and Taylor, 2013). The role of macroeconomic conditions is explored using the smooth transition function proposed by Auerbach and Gorodnichenko (2012) to estimate fiscal multipliers in expansions and re ...
... of macroeconomic shocks such as financial crises (Romer and Romer, 2015) or fiscal shocks (Jordà and Taylor, 2013). The role of macroeconomic conditions is explored using the smooth transition function proposed by Auerbach and Gorodnichenko (2012) to estimate fiscal multipliers in expansions and re ...
The interaction of aggregate-demand policies and
... a commensurate increase in demand. So if nominal-aggregate demand is unchanged and prices are predetermined, as in the simpiest Keynesian story, then output and employment will also be left unchanged. Even with flexible output prices, if money wages are predetermined, there is no way simultaneously ...
... a commensurate increase in demand. So if nominal-aggregate demand is unchanged and prices are predetermined, as in the simpiest Keynesian story, then output and employment will also be left unchanged. Even with flexible output prices, if money wages are predetermined, there is no way simultaneously ...
DOCX
... above 4 percent annually, but with widely varying year-to-year rates, ranging from 8.5 percent in 2007 to -0.1 percent in 2012. This volatility reflects frequent external and domestic shocks, the latest one being a glacier movement at the Kumtor mine, responsible for above 10 percent of GDP, which c ...
... above 4 percent annually, but with widely varying year-to-year rates, ranging from 8.5 percent in 2007 to -0.1 percent in 2012. This volatility reflects frequent external and domestic shocks, the latest one being a glacier movement at the Kumtor mine, responsible for above 10 percent of GDP, which c ...
OCR A Level in Economics H460/03 Themes in economics
... The Environment Agency was heavily criticised for its handling of the floods and much debate was had around the lack of government intervention; in particular, the merits of dredging rivers. However, in order to receive funding from the government, the Environment Agency has to demonstrate that a fl ...
... The Environment Agency was heavily criticised for its handling of the floods and much debate was had around the lack of government intervention; in particular, the merits of dredging rivers. However, in order to receive funding from the government, the Environment Agency has to demonstrate that a fl ...