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... shrink inward; if the point of saving/consumption is to the left of the steady-state equilibrium point, then the economy will grow and the PPF will shift outward corporate saving: firms can earn profits and plow them back into their businesses – this is considered part of saving corporations m ...
... shrink inward; if the point of saving/consumption is to the left of the steady-state equilibrium point, then the economy will grow and the PPF will shift outward corporate saving: firms can earn profits and plow them back into their businesses – this is considered part of saving corporations m ...
Monetary Policy Report, April 2016
... Swedish export market. Even if growth will gradually become lower over the forecast period, the average GDP growth is expected to become higher than normal. Resource utilisation is judged to be approximately normal now and is expected to increase over the coming years to become higher than norm ...
... Swedish export market. Even if growth will gradually become lower over the forecast period, the average GDP growth is expected to become higher than normal. Resource utilisation is judged to be approximately normal now and is expected to increase over the coming years to become higher than norm ...
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... The number of entrepreneurs (nt ) and the number of workers (1−nt ) in the economy is generally endogenous and predetermined only for the initial period. From period one onwards economic agents have to make a career decision depending on kind and magnitude of their inherited wealth and their endowme ...
... The number of entrepreneurs (nt ) and the number of workers (1−nt ) in the economy is generally endogenous and predetermined only for the initial period. From period one onwards economic agents have to make a career decision depending on kind and magnitude of their inherited wealth and their endowme ...
The Flight from Maturity*
... most common measure of interbank counterparty risk. The pattern is remarkable. The tendency for the ABCP maturity to shorten moves very closely with counterparty risk, as bank counterparties become riskier, their conduits are kept on a much shorter leash in terms of maturity in the CP market. The me ...
... most common measure of interbank counterparty risk. The pattern is remarkable. The tendency for the ABCP maturity to shorten moves very closely with counterparty risk, as bank counterparties become riskier, their conduits are kept on a much shorter leash in terms of maturity in the CP market. The me ...
Country Data Sheet: Portfolio Project Part I
... Here are great web sites to examine time-space convergence: http://www.timeanddate.com/time/travel.html?p1=848&p2=690 Determine the distance from Lexington to the capitol of your country. How many hours would it take to fly there in clock hours? _________________ How many actual hours? _____________ ...
... Here are great web sites to examine time-space convergence: http://www.timeanddate.com/time/travel.html?p1=848&p2=690 Determine the distance from Lexington to the capitol of your country. How many hours would it take to fly there in clock hours? _________________ How many actual hours? _____________ ...
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... Appendix-VII gives the total liability of the government for the last 25 years since 1976-77. Aggregate fiscal liabilities have grown over nine times in the last sixteen years from Rs 137,485 crore in 1985-86 to Rs 1238,842 crore in 2000-01, at an average trend rate of around 16 per cent. The rate o ...
... Appendix-VII gives the total liability of the government for the last 25 years since 1976-77. Aggregate fiscal liabilities have grown over nine times in the last sixteen years from Rs 137,485 crore in 1985-86 to Rs 1238,842 crore in 2000-01, at an average trend rate of around 16 per cent. The rate o ...
Federal Reserve Transparency and Financial Market Forecasts of Short-Term Interest Rates
... ante uncertainty about the future course of short-term interest rates, as measured by interest rate options, and 4) a fall in the cross-sectional dispersion of private sector forecasts of short-term interest rates. Moreover, we show that there have not been similar improvements in private sector for ...
... ante uncertainty about the future course of short-term interest rates, as measured by interest rate options, and 4) a fall in the cross-sectional dispersion of private sector forecasts of short-term interest rates. Moreover, we show that there have not been similar improvements in private sector for ...
Inflation & unemployment
... by increasing the quantity of money, a process of cost-push inflation continues. © 2010 Pearson Addison-Wesley ...
... by increasing the quantity of money, a process of cost-push inflation continues. © 2010 Pearson Addison-Wesley ...
A Study on the Relationship between Relative Bargaining Power
... impounded in the share price on completion of the takeover, since that is the point at which acquisition has become a certain rather than a probable event. However, Conn &Nielsen and several event studies (e.g. Firth, 1979) investigate price behavior one month after merger and we follow this to allo ...
... impounded in the share price on completion of the takeover, since that is the point at which acquisition has become a certain rather than a probable event. However, Conn &Nielsen and several event studies (e.g. Firth, 1979) investigate price behavior one month after merger and we follow this to allo ...
Joint Dynamics of House Prices and Foreclosures
... long term features of the US housing market such as average default rate, wealth-to-income ratio, average moving rate of homeowners, and average homeownership rate. As our first exercise, we feed the economy with an unexpected and permanent interest rate shock where the risk-free interest rate incr ...
... long term features of the US housing market such as average default rate, wealth-to-income ratio, average moving rate of homeowners, and average homeownership rate. As our first exercise, we feed the economy with an unexpected and permanent interest rate shock where the risk-free interest rate incr ...
Présentation PowerPoint - McGraw Hill Higher Education
... capital stock: From equation 1), the desired capital stock increases when the expected level of output rises and when the rental cost of capital falls. The rental cost of capital falls when the real interest rate and the rate of depreciation fall and when the investment tax credit rises. A higher co ...
... capital stock: From equation 1), the desired capital stock increases when the expected level of output rises and when the rental cost of capital falls. The rental cost of capital falls when the real interest rate and the rate of depreciation fall and when the investment tax credit rises. A higher co ...
Ratio of the Month: Working Capital
... Farm Equity to Asset Ratio = Total farm equity Total farm assets Farm Debt to Equity Ratio = Total farm debt / Total farm equity The Farm equity to asset ratio measures the farm equity relative to the value of the farm assets. It measures the proportion of the farm assets financed by the owner's e ...
... Farm Equity to Asset Ratio = Total farm equity Total farm assets Farm Debt to Equity Ratio = Total farm debt / Total farm equity The Farm equity to asset ratio measures the farm equity relative to the value of the farm assets. It measures the proportion of the farm assets financed by the owner's e ...
Industry employment and output projections to 2020
... million jobs, 3.2 percent annually, reaching 5.2 million by 2020. Real output is expected to grow by $179.2 billion, to reach $692.7 billion by 2020. Technological advances, cost pressures, and the increased number of people 65 years and older seeking medical care will shift services from inpatient ...
... million jobs, 3.2 percent annually, reaching 5.2 million by 2020. Real output is expected to grow by $179.2 billion, to reach $692.7 billion by 2020. Technological advances, cost pressures, and the increased number of people 65 years and older seeking medical care will shift services from inpatient ...
Incentive Plans Within Real Estate Firms – A Partial Review of
... The fulfilment of this latter condition is said to lead to the existence of a clear ‘line of sight’ between performance and reward. ‘Line of sight’ describes the employee’s ability to see how effort translates to higher performance and ultimately greater rewards (Zobal, 1999). Milgrom and Roberts (1 ...
... The fulfilment of this latter condition is said to lead to the existence of a clear ‘line of sight’ between performance and reward. ‘Line of sight’ describes the employee’s ability to see how effort translates to higher performance and ultimately greater rewards (Zobal, 1999). Milgrom and Roberts (1 ...
Upload paper - Harvard University
... new fact, however, is consistently confirmed by a number of recent papers (e.g. Alesina et al., 2015; Guajardo et al., 2014): fiscal consolidations implemented by raising taxes imply larger output losses compared to consolidations relying on reductions in government spending. In the present study, w ...
... new fact, however, is consistently confirmed by a number of recent papers (e.g. Alesina et al., 2015; Guajardo et al., 2014): fiscal consolidations implemented by raising taxes imply larger output losses compared to consolidations relying on reductions in government spending. In the present study, w ...
What fiscal policy does Spain need? Macroeconomic effects of two
... number of employed people will grow at a slower pace than in 2015-2016. In 2020 there ...
... number of employed people will grow at a slower pace than in 2015-2016. In 2020 there ...
The countercyclical capital buffer in Spain: an
... CCB’s activation in Spain during those periods when systemic risks stemming from excessive credit growth are building up (i.e. the moment when the CCB should accumulate). 6 There are conceptual reasons for thinking that the best indicators for the activation and release phases of the CCB may be dif ...
... CCB’s activation in Spain during those periods when systemic risks stemming from excessive credit growth are building up (i.e. the moment when the CCB should accumulate). 6 There are conceptual reasons for thinking that the best indicators for the activation and release phases of the CCB may be dif ...
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... to explain shorter- term movements in the rate of capacity utilization or inflation, is extremely controversial. Therefore, our focus is upon the equilibrium/sustainable real exchange rate. The NATREX model is a method of analysis11 that we use to evaluate the effects of enlargement under various sc ...
... to explain shorter- term movements in the rate of capacity utilization or inflation, is extremely controversial. Therefore, our focus is upon the equilibrium/sustainable real exchange rate. The NATREX model is a method of analysis11 that we use to evaluate the effects of enlargement under various sc ...
Economic Shocks and Internal Migration
... decrease in wages led to a decrease in the net in-migration rate of around .2 percentage points. This decrease was entirely driven by a decline in the in-migration rate, with little response of the out-migration rate. The fact that in-migration explains most of the variation in internal migration is ...
... decrease in wages led to a decrease in the net in-migration rate of around .2 percentage points. This decrease was entirely driven by a decline in the in-migration rate, with little response of the out-migration rate. The fact that in-migration explains most of the variation in internal migration is ...
Government Policy Responses to Financial Crises
... (Roubini and Setser 2004; Manasse and Roubini 2009). In this type of crisis, because a government cannot pay its debt, the consensus is that cutting expenses is necessary to balance deficits in the short term. Still, the usefulness of monetary policy to address sovereign debt crises is more inconclu ...
... (Roubini and Setser 2004; Manasse and Roubini 2009). In this type of crisis, because a government cannot pay its debt, the consensus is that cutting expenses is necessary to balance deficits in the short term. Still, the usefulness of monetary policy to address sovereign debt crises is more inconclu ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: National Saving and Economic Performance
... activity (represented by k and y). If an increase in an individual’s production, y, leads automatically to an increase in that individual’s public services (as with sewers and police services, and perhaps with national security), an income tax (or a user fee) can give better results than a lumpsum t ...
... activity (represented by k and y). If an increase in an individual’s production, y, leads automatically to an increase in that individual’s public services (as with sewers and police services, and perhaps with national security), an income tax (or a user fee) can give better results than a lumpsum t ...
Report of the Commission on Inclusive Prosperity
... Note from the authors: As in any collaborative process, there has been much give and take among the participants in developing this final product. We all subscribe to the broad analysis and principles articulated here. There may be specific matters, however, on which some of us have different views ...
... Note from the authors: As in any collaborative process, there has been much give and take among the participants in developing this final product. We all subscribe to the broad analysis and principles articulated here. There may be specific matters, however, on which some of us have different views ...
1 1. Introduction In the last ten years, Chile`s overall economic
... in the single digits, unemployment has stood at an average 5.5%, investment (both foreign and domestic) has flourished, and people have realized that their welfare is improving. In particular, national saving has increased dramatically, from extremely low levels of around 6% of GDP in the early 1980 ...
... in the single digits, unemployment has stood at an average 5.5%, investment (both foreign and domestic) has flourished, and people have realized that their welfare is improving. In particular, national saving has increased dramatically, from extremely low levels of around 6% of GDP in the early 1980 ...