30 September 2016 High profitability of corporations, household real
... 7. Average monthly income from employment is defined as wages and salaries for the national economy (D.11) in average per month divided by the number of employees (full-time equivalent). The wages and salaries indicator includes all income from employment, namely in cash as well as in kind (employee ...
... 7. Average monthly income from employment is defined as wages and salaries for the national economy (D.11) in average per month divided by the number of employees (full-time equivalent). The wages and salaries indicator includes all income from employment, namely in cash as well as in kind (employee ...
Section 2: Demand and output
... (b) Calculated as the aggregate value of pension schemes’ total assets less the value of their liabilities, divided by the total value of assets. Calculated on a S179 basis, which is the theoretical cost that would have to be paid to a private insurance company to take on the level of protection pro ...
... (b) Calculated as the aggregate value of pension schemes’ total assets less the value of their liabilities, divided by the total value of assets. Calculated on a S179 basis, which is the theoretical cost that would have to be paid to a private insurance company to take on the level of protection pro ...
Section 1: financial markets and global economic
... (a) Average daily balances on sterling household loans and deposits reported on form ER (effective rates), and balance sheet data reported on forms BE and BT. Non seasonally adjusted. (b) Floating rate includes sight deposits and redeemable-at-notice time deposits. (c) Fixed rate includes non intere ...
... (a) Average daily balances on sterling household loans and deposits reported on form ER (effective rates), and balance sheet data reported on forms BE and BT. Non seasonally adjusted. (b) Floating rate includes sight deposits and redeemable-at-notice time deposits. (c) Fixed rate includes non intere ...
EXAM II
... will accelerate when the rate of growth in wages starts to exceed the growth in productivity of labor. The reverse will also hold, if the labor market is soft, there should be limited pressure on the prices, i.e. the unemployed do not bid up the housing, TV, … prices. The labor market is considered ...
... will accelerate when the rate of growth in wages starts to exceed the growth in productivity of labor. The reverse will also hold, if the labor market is soft, there should be limited pressure on the prices, i.e. the unemployed do not bid up the housing, TV, … prices. The labor market is considered ...
1 Economics 134 Professor Christina Romer Spring 2012 Professor
... a. California, Illinois, and New York. b. Agricultural regions of the United States. c. U.S. cities with over a million residents. d. Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. 13. Uncertainty is likely to have an especially large negative short-run effect on spending by households and firms if: a. They ...
... a. California, Illinois, and New York. b. Agricultural regions of the United States. c. U.S. cities with over a million residents. d. Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. 13. Uncertainty is likely to have an especially large negative short-run effect on spending by households and firms if: a. They ...
Note on the methodology for developing a more precise
... In the case of heading F.612, Net equity of households in pension funds reserves, we propose to retain the traditional distinction between defined benefit (DB) schemes and define contribution (DC) schemes. In the case of the former, the financial risk is borne by the companies which assume these com ...
... In the case of heading F.612, Net equity of households in pension funds reserves, we propose to retain the traditional distinction between defined benefit (DB) schemes and define contribution (DC) schemes. In the case of the former, the financial risk is borne by the companies which assume these com ...
The scene is still fresh in my mind
... Natural resources, they claimed, are a curse. Countries too generously blessed with them (think Brazil or Venezuela) are destined not to grow; resource-poor nations like Korea and Taiwan, on the other hand, have become growth tigers. Their data from the 1960s onward seemed to support this claim. But ...
... Natural resources, they claimed, are a curse. Countries too generously blessed with them (think Brazil or Venezuela) are destined not to grow; resource-poor nations like Korea and Taiwan, on the other hand, have become growth tigers. Their data from the 1960s onward seemed to support this claim. But ...
CFI-Letterhead Template
... 1. Business is operating at above breakeven so return is adequate. 2. The return is greater than what can be earned at a CD at the bank, making it a good investment. 3. Making or losing money doesn’t matter because business has been in the family for years and is therefore a sentimental investment. ...
... 1. Business is operating at above breakeven so return is adequate. 2. The return is greater than what can be earned at a CD at the bank, making it a good investment. 3. Making or losing money doesn’t matter because business has been in the family for years and is therefore a sentimental investment. ...
Chapter 7 - McGraw Hill Higher Education - McGraw
... Is a crisis looming? The baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) retiring. Benefits will continue to exceed revenues. The securities in the trust fund will continue to have to be sold to fill in the gap. Current estimates are that the trust fund will run out around ...
... Is a crisis looming? The baby boomers (born between 1946 and 1964) retiring. Benefits will continue to exceed revenues. The securities in the trust fund will continue to have to be sold to fill in the gap. Current estimates are that the trust fund will run out around ...
The plus sign indicates a surplus
... Budget 2006 introduced an exemption of up to €10,000 per annum on income from childminding where an individual minds up to three children, who are not their own, in the minder’s own home. If childminding income exceeds this the total amount is taxable, as normal, under self-assessment. The €10,000 l ...
... Budget 2006 introduced an exemption of up to €10,000 per annum on income from childminding where an individual minds up to three children, who are not their own, in the minder’s own home. If childminding income exceeds this the total amount is taxable, as normal, under self-assessment. The €10,000 l ...
Can Pakistan Reap its Demographic Dividend
... Pakistan between low savings and investments along and aging population that is uneducated, untrained and with high consumption spending in the last three with little savings to rely on could become a decades10. Empirical studies have shown that savings tremendous burden on society. are influenced b ...
... Pakistan between low savings and investments along and aging population that is uneducated, untrained and with high consumption spending in the last three with little savings to rely on could become a decades10. Empirical studies have shown that savings tremendous burden on society. are influenced b ...
Interest Rate Spreads and Deviations from Purchasing Power Parity
... There have been a number of tests of PPP in economic literature, both formal and informal. A well known informal test is The Economist magazine's Big Mac Index. This tests whether the cost of McDonald's Big Macs, available in many countries, reflect exchange rates on a PPP basis. With this index, Th ...
... There have been a number of tests of PPP in economic literature, both formal and informal. A well known informal test is The Economist magazine's Big Mac Index. This tests whether the cost of McDonald's Big Macs, available in many countries, reflect exchange rates on a PPP basis. With this index, Th ...
BOOK ONE
... Read all questions carefully and completely before beginning the exam. There are 9 pages including the cover page in this, the first, exam booklet, and 7 pages in the second booklet – make sure you do them all. Show your work on all questions in order to receive partial credit. If your answer includ ...
... Read all questions carefully and completely before beginning the exam. There are 9 pages including the cover page in this, the first, exam booklet, and 7 pages in the second booklet – make sure you do them all. Show your work on all questions in order to receive partial credit. If your answer includ ...
November/December Issue
... and energy prices are excluded because their prices tend to be more volatile and often change significantly over short time periods due to outside factors. ...
... and energy prices are excluded because their prices tend to be more volatile and often change significantly over short time periods due to outside factors. ...
DOC - World bank documents
... engine of growth, through the actions noted in paragraph 5. Overall project oversight is the responsibility of the Ministry of Economy, Growth and Competitiveness, while day-to-day coordination is ensured by a Project Coordination Unit (PCU). The Ministry of Finance (MoF), in collaboration with the ...
... engine of growth, through the actions noted in paragraph 5. Overall project oversight is the responsibility of the Ministry of Economy, Growth and Competitiveness, while day-to-day coordination is ensured by a Project Coordination Unit (PCU). The Ministry of Finance (MoF), in collaboration with the ...
14.02 Principles of Macroeconomics Problem Set 4 Fall 2005 ***Solutions***
... 2) Calculate the medium run equilibrium for the economy ( g yt and π t ). In equilibrium we have u t − u t −1 = 0 , because ut = un = 0.04 for any t. From the Okun’s Law we obtain g yt = g y = 0.04 . From the Aggregate Demand relation it follows that: 0.04 = 0.14 − π t , which implies π t = 0.1 in e ...
... 2) Calculate the medium run equilibrium for the economy ( g yt and π t ). In equilibrium we have u t − u t −1 = 0 , because ut = un = 0.04 for any t. From the Okun’s Law we obtain g yt = g y = 0.04 . From the Aggregate Demand relation it follows that: 0.04 = 0.14 − π t , which implies π t = 0.1 in e ...
NEW YORK – I wrote at the beginning of January that economic
... have left, and the austerity policies demanded by Germany are prolonging the aggregatedemand shortfall and sustaining high unemployment. In these circumstances, lending is risky, and banks have neither the appetite nor ability to lend, particularly to SMEs (which typically generate the highest numbe ...
... have left, and the austerity policies demanded by Germany are prolonging the aggregatedemand shortfall and sustaining high unemployment. In these circumstances, lending is risky, and banks have neither the appetite nor ability to lend, particularly to SMEs (which typically generate the highest numbe ...
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... Assumptions about impacts to business (commercial, industrial, etc.) and residential property tax should take into consideration additional demand for new or remodeled business properties as a result of economic activity and the ability for existing house stock to accommodate new resident workers. O ...
... Assumptions about impacts to business (commercial, industrial, etc.) and residential property tax should take into consideration additional demand for new or remodeled business properties as a result of economic activity and the ability for existing house stock to accommodate new resident workers. O ...
wiiw wiiw Policy Note/Policy Report 2: The crisis in Eastern Europe
... quite to the contrary, fiscal deficits are increasing with declining public expenditures as government revenues fall and the costs of debt repayment rise. In addition, the incentive for banks to speed up the process of deleveraging increases. That, in turn, puts pressure on the exchange rates even f ...
... quite to the contrary, fiscal deficits are increasing with declining public expenditures as government revenues fall and the costs of debt repayment rise. In addition, the incentive for banks to speed up the process of deleveraging increases. That, in turn, puts pressure on the exchange rates even f ...
CBEB1108-Managerial Economcs
... turn bust the housing bubble. But on the other hand if the prices of houses dropped or deflating prices, this would deflate household wealth, meaning people would have less equity in their homes. ...
... turn bust the housing bubble. But on the other hand if the prices of houses dropped or deflating prices, this would deflate household wealth, meaning people would have less equity in their homes. ...
Private Equity Investments in SMEs
... • The Fund went through two difficult years (Kosovo crisis in 1999 and incountry crisis in 2001): – Kosovo crisis brought the level of investment almost to zero, took the businessmen focus out of business, resulting in anti-west sentiment in the country – In-country stability crisis in 2001 changed ...
... • The Fund went through two difficult years (Kosovo crisis in 1999 and incountry crisis in 2001): – Kosovo crisis brought the level of investment almost to zero, took the businessmen focus out of business, resulting in anti-west sentiment in the country – In-country stability crisis in 2001 changed ...
... affected core inflation (4.3% at the end of 2014) through its impact on production costs. Higher prices for cigarettes, under the new tax reform, and for services also had an impact on inflation, which is projected to retreat towards the target range, as the exchange rate settles and indexed prices ...
Offshore Financial Centers: Finding the Right Balance
... Countries/jurisdictions with OFCs account for a large share of cross-border holdings of financial assets/liabilities Evidence that OFCs contribute to growth ...
... Countries/jurisdictions with OFCs account for a large share of cross-border holdings of financial assets/liabilities Evidence that OFCs contribute to growth ...
