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... How would the recognition, policy, and impact lags differ with regard to monetary and fiscal policy? What role does uncertainty play? The recognition lag should be the same for both monetary and fiscal policy. The policy lag is generally thought to be shorter for monetary policy. The FOMC is capable ...
... How would the recognition, policy, and impact lags differ with regard to monetary and fiscal policy? What role does uncertainty play? The recognition lag should be the same for both monetary and fiscal policy. The policy lag is generally thought to be shorter for monetary policy. The FOMC is capable ...
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... imbalance implies that one should rather look for measures of ‘revenue decentralization’ than ‘expenditure decentralization’, in particular when one wants to use fiscal decentralization as a proxy for fiscal competition (which is the case here). However utilizing account data for revenue decentrali ...
... imbalance implies that one should rather look for measures of ‘revenue decentralization’ than ‘expenditure decentralization’, in particular when one wants to use fiscal decentralization as a proxy for fiscal competition (which is the case here). However utilizing account data for revenue decentrali ...
11. Joanna Stawska, Lena Grzesiak – Challenges for Policy Mix in
... the fiscal policy is inappropriately guided, this can contribute to a higher budget deficit and higher public debt. According to Maastricht Treaty the ratio of gross government debt to GDP must not exceed 60% at the end of the preceding fiscal year. The similar criterion is connected with the ratio ...
... the fiscal policy is inappropriately guided, this can contribute to a higher budget deficit and higher public debt. According to Maastricht Treaty the ratio of gross government debt to GDP must not exceed 60% at the end of the preceding fiscal year. The similar criterion is connected with the ratio ...
the use of cyclically adjusted balances at banco de portugal
... specific features. In the Portuguese case, and drawing on past experience, the estimation of fiscal elasticities through time-series regression was completely ruled out. As mentioned before that option has severe drawbacks, as it is virtually impossible to account for the frequent changes of the tax ...
... specific features. In the Portuguese case, and drawing on past experience, the estimation of fiscal elasticities through time-series regression was completely ruled out. As mentioned before that option has severe drawbacks, as it is virtually impossible to account for the frequent changes of the tax ...
Chapter 17
... • Economic policies are formulated by presidents and members of Congress who are sensitive to the wishes of the electorate. • Monetary policy is fashioned by a Federal Reserve Board that is largely insulated from the pressures of democratic politics. • The primary components of social welfare in th ...
... • Economic policies are formulated by presidents and members of Congress who are sensitive to the wishes of the electorate. • Monetary policy is fashioned by a Federal Reserve Board that is largely insulated from the pressures of democratic politics. • The primary components of social welfare in th ...
Types of Unemployment
... • Quantity theory – too much money in the economy causes inflation. • Demand-pull theory – demand for goods and services exceeds supply – scarcity drives up prices. • Cost-push theory – producers raise prices to meet increased costs. ...
... • Quantity theory – too much money in the economy causes inflation. • Demand-pull theory – demand for goods and services exceeds supply – scarcity drives up prices. • Cost-push theory – producers raise prices to meet increased costs. ...
Inflation Report August 2005
... (a) Shaded area shows the survey-based indicator plus and minus its average absolute difference from official estimates between 1996 and 2002. ...
... (a) Shaded area shows the survey-based indicator plus and minus its average absolute difference from official estimates between 1996 and 2002. ...
Regulation
... • “Property does become clothed with a public interest when used in a manner to make it of public consequence, and affect the community at large. When, therefore, one devotes his property to a use in which the public has an interest, he, in effect grants to the public an interest in that use, and mu ...
... • “Property does become clothed with a public interest when used in a manner to make it of public consequence, and affect the community at large. When, therefore, one devotes his property to a use in which the public has an interest, he, in effect grants to the public an interest in that use, and mu ...
Economic History - The Bleyzer Foundation
... Another question that arose was that of entrepreneurship and profits. Should a merchant be allowed to profit from differentials in prices? The Scholastics replied with a qualified yes, provided the merchant is not motivated by pure gain and his profit is only just enough to cover his labor expenses ...
... Another question that arose was that of entrepreneurship and profits. Should a merchant be allowed to profit from differentials in prices? The Scholastics replied with a qualified yes, provided the merchant is not motivated by pure gain and his profit is only just enough to cover his labor expenses ...
Inflation Report August 2005
... (a) Shaded area shows the survey-based indicator plus and minus its average absolute difference from official estimates between 1996 and 2002. ...
... (a) Shaded area shows the survey-based indicator plus and minus its average absolute difference from official estimates between 1996 and 2002. ...
Property Sector Stable Despite Slowdown
... Government disbursement on infrastructure spending The government has allocated about IDR290 trillion (USD21 billion) for infrastructure spending based on the 2015 revised state budget, a 60% increase on 2014. However, up to June 30, 2015, its absorption rate was less than 10%. This was mainly due t ...
... Government disbursement on infrastructure spending The government has allocated about IDR290 trillion (USD21 billion) for infrastructure spending based on the 2015 revised state budget, a 60% increase on 2014. However, up to June 30, 2015, its absorption rate was less than 10%. This was mainly due t ...
Chapter 17 DOMESTIC POLICY
... The battle had electoral consequences in 1996. – Democrats increased their numbers in the House and Bill Clinton was reelected to the Presidency. – The GOP leadership entered into serious bipartisan negotiations with Clinton in the opening months of the 105th Congress. – A landmark compromise emerg ...
... The battle had electoral consequences in 1996. – Democrats increased their numbers in the House and Bill Clinton was reelected to the Presidency. – The GOP leadership entered into serious bipartisan negotiations with Clinton in the opening months of the 105th Congress. – A landmark compromise emerg ...
Well being and inequality in post industrial society Ralf Dahrendorf
... from the opposing client; the financial trader who bets well makes money at the expense of the one who bets badly. The market economy creates growth not because every person is involved in a directly value generating activity, but because competition between peoples and firms, many of whose activiti ...
... from the opposing client; the financial trader who bets well makes money at the expense of the one who bets badly. The market economy creates growth not because every person is involved in a directly value generating activity, but because competition between peoples and firms, many of whose activiti ...
Global Financial Crisis and its Impacts to Philippine Exports
... Elections should not be seen as a source of economic growth. Rather it should be seen as a source of pride by a free and democratic people. Every credible and peaceful election is a building block for a strong democracy. But perhaps the only time we’ve had a credible presidential election under the ...
... Elections should not be seen as a source of economic growth. Rather it should be seen as a source of pride by a free and democratic people. Every credible and peaceful election is a building block for a strong democracy. But perhaps the only time we’ve had a credible presidential election under the ...
Economics Principles and Applications
... • A cut in tax rates increases reward for working – While a cut in benefits to the needy increases hardship of not working – Either policy can cause a greater rightward shift in the economy’s labor supply curve than would otherwise occur and create growth in labor force participation and ...
... • A cut in tax rates increases reward for working – While a cut in benefits to the needy increases hardship of not working – Either policy can cause a greater rightward shift in the economy’s labor supply curve than would otherwise occur and create growth in labor force participation and ...
The Dual Nature of Public Goods and Congestion: The Role of
... performance, most of the literature has compartmentalized public goods into two distinct types: (i) those that impinge directly on productivity, thereby entering the production process as a public input complementary to private capital and labor, and (ii) those that are purely welfare-enhancing, the ...
... performance, most of the literature has compartmentalized public goods into two distinct types: (i) those that impinge directly on productivity, thereby entering the production process as a public input complementary to private capital and labor, and (ii) those that are purely welfare-enhancing, the ...
From Natural Resource Boom to Sustainable Economic Growth
... resource-rich countries, stipulates that the structural fiscal deficit should be kept below 2 percent of GDP. Nevertheless, the Development Bank of Mongolia (DBM) was established in 2012 and has since served virtually as a vehicle of off-budget capital spending. As a consequence, although on-budget ...
... resource-rich countries, stipulates that the structural fiscal deficit should be kept below 2 percent of GDP. Nevertheless, the Development Bank of Mongolia (DBM) was established in 2012 and has since served virtually as a vehicle of off-budget capital spending. As a consequence, although on-budget ...
Nr. 34 The Precarious Fiscal Foundations of EMU (PDF: 158.6
... or tax increases. If the monetary authority’s action is not backed up in this way by fiscal policy, it will not have the desired anti-inflationary effect. An historical example here is instructive. From 1890 to 1894 in the US, gold reserves shrank rapidly. US paper currency supposedly backed by gold ...
... or tax increases. If the monetary authority’s action is not backed up in this way by fiscal policy, it will not have the desired anti-inflationary effect. An historical example here is instructive. From 1890 to 1894 in the US, gold reserves shrank rapidly. US paper currency supposedly backed by gold ...
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... that if the federal government embarks on an infrastructure investment program to boost production, the Federal Reserve will not get in the way. (And remember, ...
... that if the federal government embarks on an infrastructure investment program to boost production, the Federal Reserve will not get in the way. (And remember, ...