Heading D
... In the Netherlands, underlying earnings totaled EUR 129 million, including a one-time EUR 20 million release of provisions. Underlying earnings in the United Kingdom, meanwhile, totaled GBP 17 million, lower than Q2 2008, due primarily to the impact of lower equity and corporate bond markets on fund ...
... In the Netherlands, underlying earnings totaled EUR 129 million, including a one-time EUR 20 million release of provisions. Underlying earnings in the United Kingdom, meanwhile, totaled GBP 17 million, lower than Q2 2008, due primarily to the impact of lower equity and corporate bond markets on fund ...
OECD Economic Surveys UNITED KINGDOM
... Employment has recovered to its pre-crisis trend and is now at record levels. However, weak labour productivity since 2007 has been holding back real wages and well-being. The sustainability of economic expansion and further progress in living standards rest on boosting productivity growth, which is ...
... Employment has recovered to its pre-crisis trend and is now at record levels. However, weak labour productivity since 2007 has been holding back real wages and well-being. The sustainability of economic expansion and further progress in living standards rest on boosting productivity growth, which is ...
performance analysis for the two-minute portfolio in both canadian
... commissions and other management expenses into account before making investment decisions. 2. Sector Allocation and Equal-Weight Strategy Fama (1965) suggests that there is an efficient market for securities, and the market portfolio cannot be consistently outperformed. The empirical test is conduct ...
... commissions and other management expenses into account before making investment decisions. 2. Sector Allocation and Equal-Weight Strategy Fama (1965) suggests that there is an efficient market for securities, and the market portfolio cannot be consistently outperformed. The empirical test is conduct ...
Macro CH 30 sample questions
... ____ 34. When U.S. real GDP increases, U.S. imports a. decrease by the same amount. b. increase by the same amount. c. increase by less than the change in real GDP. d. decrease by less than the change in real GDP. e. increase by more than the change in real GDP. ____ 35. As real U.S. GDP increases, ...
... ____ 34. When U.S. real GDP increases, U.S. imports a. decrease by the same amount. b. increase by the same amount. c. increase by less than the change in real GDP. d. decrease by less than the change in real GDP. e. increase by more than the change in real GDP. ____ 35. As real U.S. GDP increases, ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES THE END OF THE GREAT
... the combined effect of the basic VAR dynamic forecast and innovations in non-government components of GDP. Traditional Keynesian multipliers assume that there are no capacity constraints to impede a fiscal-driven expansion in aggregate demand. On the contrary, we find ample evidence of capacity cons ...
... the combined effect of the basic VAR dynamic forecast and innovations in non-government components of GDP. Traditional Keynesian multipliers assume that there are no capacity constraints to impede a fiscal-driven expansion in aggregate demand. On the contrary, we find ample evidence of capacity cons ...
The End of the Great Depression 1939‐41: VAR Insight on Policy Contributions and Fiscal Multipliers
... especially after 1940:Q2 when government expenditures as a percentage of potential real GDP started to explode. This conclusion remains consistent over several different tests and is robust to alterations in the VAR specification. The results of this paper therefore reject those of Romer (1992) ...
... especially after 1940:Q2 when government expenditures as a percentage of potential real GDP started to explode. This conclusion remains consistent over several different tests and is robust to alterations in the VAR specification. The results of this paper therefore reject those of Romer (1992) ...
Boeing 2006 Annual Report
... business for four weeks and another strike at our launch systems business. The growing strength of our core commercial airplane and defense businesses can be seen in the 34 percent increase in total backlog — to a record $205 billion at the close of 2005, nearly four times our total revenues for the ...
... business for four weeks and another strike at our launch systems business. The growing strength of our core commercial airplane and defense businesses can be seen in the 34 percent increase in total backlog — to a record $205 billion at the close of 2005, nearly four times our total revenues for the ...
An Economic Perspective on Dividends
... Past performance is no guarantee of future results. The chart illustrates the average annualized historical performance of the MSCI EAFE Index stocks, grouped as shown according to their dividend policies, using Worldscope data based on the financial statements of reportable companies. (No. Dividend ...
... Past performance is no guarantee of future results. The chart illustrates the average annualized historical performance of the MSCI EAFE Index stocks, grouped as shown according to their dividend policies, using Worldscope data based on the financial statements of reportable companies. (No. Dividend ...
Report on the 2015 Minimum Wage Rate Review for the Cook Islands
... The Cook Islands is a small open economy that is largely dependent on tourism. Despite being one of the most remote countries in the world, and one of the smallest (even by Pacific standards), the Cook Islands is the third most prosperous country per capita in the Pacific, behind New Zealand and Aus ...
... The Cook Islands is a small open economy that is largely dependent on tourism. Despite being one of the most remote countries in the world, and one of the smallest (even by Pacific standards), the Cook Islands is the third most prosperous country per capita in the Pacific, behind New Zealand and Aus ...
chapter - Princeton University
... AD–AS model. The economy starts at E1, a point of short-run and long-run macroeconomic equilibrium. It lies at the intersection of the aggregate demand curve, AD1, and the short-run aggregate supply curve, SRAS1. It also lies on the long-run aggregate supply curve, LRAS. At E1, the equilibrium aggre ...
... AD–AS model. The economy starts at E1, a point of short-run and long-run macroeconomic equilibrium. It lies at the intersection of the aggregate demand curve, AD1, and the short-run aggregate supply curve, SRAS1. It also lies on the long-run aggregate supply curve, LRAS. At E1, the equilibrium aggre ...
DETERMINANTS OF THE DEMAND FOR LIFE INSURANCE
... above mentioned researchers used various sets of different countries. Beck and Webb (2002), for instance, explored the differences between 68 countries all over the world using unbalanced panel data for 1961-2000. The countries included in this study were both developed and developing; however, they ...
... above mentioned researchers used various sets of different countries. Beck and Webb (2002), for instance, explored the differences between 68 countries all over the world using unbalanced panel data for 1961-2000. The countries included in this study were both developed and developing; however, they ...
Chapter 5 D : M
... Plan (1997-2002). Due to buoyant growth in non-debt receipts, this ratio exhibited a deceleration trend during the current year and reached the level of 3.50 per cent, almost a percentage point less than the previous year. The average annual rate of shift in its share, therefore, was (-) 4.19 per ce ...
... Plan (1997-2002). Due to buoyant growth in non-debt receipts, this ratio exhibited a deceleration trend during the current year and reached the level of 3.50 per cent, almost a percentage point less than the previous year. The average annual rate of shift in its share, therefore, was (-) 4.19 per ce ...
1 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION WASHINGTON
... with cost efficient and flexible manufacturing operations. The Company's major manufacturing plants are highly integrated. Intermediate chemicals produced at one plant are frequently distributed between plants to produce other plastics and chemicals. Starting with a limited number of basic raw mater ...
... with cost efficient and flexible manufacturing operations. The Company's major manufacturing plants are highly integrated. Intermediate chemicals produced at one plant are frequently distributed between plants to produce other plastics and chemicals. Starting with a limited number of basic raw mater ...
Chapter 4 A R :
... aggregate disbursement showed wide fluctuation both on year-to-year basis and over Plan periods. The increasing trend of share of debt payment and the declining trend of the actual expenditure which continued till 2006-07, reversed in 2007-08 while the shares of other two components exhibited a mixe ...
... aggregate disbursement showed wide fluctuation both on year-to-year basis and over Plan periods. The increasing trend of share of debt payment and the declining trend of the actual expenditure which continued till 2006-07, reversed in 2007-08 while the shares of other two components exhibited a mixe ...
convergence report 1998
... of the structural stance of fiscal policy. They need to be replaced by durable measures in order to avoid an increase in net borrowing requirements in 1998, or in subsequent years if they have given rise to future expenditure obligations or future shortfalls in revenues. Evidence available so far su ...
... of the structural stance of fiscal policy. They need to be replaced by durable measures in order to avoid an increase in net borrowing requirements in 1998, or in subsequent years if they have given rise to future expenditure obligations or future shortfalls in revenues. Evidence available so far su ...
Do We Really Need Filters In Estimating Evren ERDOĞAN COŞAR Sevim KÖSEM
... decomposing output into its unobserved components is not straightforward; it requires use of statistical filtering procedures, which have been open to several criticisms in the literature.5 For instance, either augmented with economic information or not, filtering results suffer from end-point revis ...
... decomposing output into its unobserved components is not straightforward; it requires use of statistical filtering procedures, which have been open to several criticisms in the literature.5 For instance, either augmented with economic information or not, filtering results suffer from end-point revis ...
6MONITORING CYCLES, JOBS, AND THE PRICE LEVEL*
... but expects to be called back as soon as the economy improves. This person has just graduated from college and will start a new job in three weeks. In the meantime this person will tour the great American beaches. This person was laid off last year when new equipment was installed at the plant, redu ...
... but expects to be called back as soon as the economy improves. This person has just graduated from college and will start a new job in three weeks. In the meantime this person will tour the great American beaches. This person was laid off last year when new equipment was installed at the plant, redu ...
The Liquidity Premium of Near-Money Assets
... open-market interest rates and T-bill rates as forecasters future real activity. Bernanke and Gertler (1995) note that the CD rate/T-bill spread rises during periods of monetary tightening. They interpret this finding as indicative of an imperfectly elastic demand for bank liabilities when banks re ...
... open-market interest rates and T-bill rates as forecasters future real activity. Bernanke and Gertler (1995) note that the CD rate/T-bill spread rises during periods of monetary tightening. They interpret this finding as indicative of an imperfectly elastic demand for bank liabilities when banks re ...
Trend Compendium 2030
... > The developing countries will grow nearly seven times faster than the developed countries. As a result, they will increase their share of the global population from 82% today to 85% in 2030. Between 1990 and 2010, the developing countries grew "only" five times faster than the developed countries ...
... > The developing countries will grow nearly seven times faster than the developed countries. As a result, they will increase their share of the global population from 82% today to 85% in 2030. Between 1990 and 2010, the developing countries grew "only" five times faster than the developed countries ...
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... In the monetary policy literature there is considerable attention for the impact of capital flows on monetary policy. Monetary authorities have several reasons to be concerned about large capital inflows, particularly when they are routed through financial institutions. The first is the impact the i ...
... In the monetary policy literature there is considerable attention for the impact of capital flows on monetary policy. Monetary authorities have several reasons to be concerned about large capital inflows, particularly when they are routed through financial institutions. The first is the impact the i ...
View the 2016 Financial Report
... transportation costs, inventory adjustments and advertising expenses. Logistics and Manufacturing expenses represent warehousing and paint manufacturing costs. SG&A costs include retail support center and field personnel expenses. The future success of True Value is dependent upon continued support ...
... transportation costs, inventory adjustments and advertising expenses. Logistics and Manufacturing expenses represent warehousing and paint manufacturing costs. SG&A costs include retail support center and field personnel expenses. The future success of True Value is dependent upon continued support ...
Notes - Barchart.com
... Power Products manufactures core components for its products, where such integration improves operating profitability by providing lower costs. Power Products purchases engines from its parent, Briggs & Stratton, as well as from Honda, Kawasaki and Kohler. Power Products has not experienced any diff ...
... Power Products manufactures core components for its products, where such integration improves operating profitability by providing lower costs. Power Products purchases engines from its parent, Briggs & Stratton, as well as from Honda, Kawasaki and Kohler. Power Products has not experienced any diff ...
Financial Crises, Risk Premia, and the Term Structure of Risky Assets
... of the financial sector. I also show that the model generates recessions with and without financial crises, and that, as in the data, risk premia are significantly higher in the latter. I contribute to the literature on intermediaries and asset pricing by connecting these models to the literature on ...
... of the financial sector. I also show that the model generates recessions with and without financial crises, and that, as in the data, risk premia are significantly higher in the latter. I contribute to the literature on intermediaries and asset pricing by connecting these models to the literature on ...