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The Global Economic Consequences of the Uruguay Round.

McKibbin, W.J.; Salvatore, D. - Brookings Institution - 1995

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Economic Implications of Greenhouse Gas Policy.

McKibbin, W.J.; Wilcoxen, P.J. - Brookings Institution - 1995

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The Theoretical and Empirical Structure of the G-Cubed Model.

McKibbin, W.J.; Wilcoxen, P.J. - Brookings Institution - 1995

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Alternative Rules for Monetary Policy and Fiscal Policy in New Zealand: A Priminary Assessment of Stabilization Properties.

Bryant, R.C. - Brookings Institution - 1996

In this paper, I focus on the stabilization properties of alternative simplified approaches to the conduct of monetary policy and fiscal policy. The paper is motivated by questions of topical interest in New Zealand, for example what the costs might be in terms of lost credibility if the Reserve...

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Central Bank Independence, Fiscal Responsability, and the Goals of Macroeconomic Policy: An American Perspective of the New Zealand Experience.

Bryant, R.C. - Brookings Institution - 1996

In contemporary New Zealand, microeconomics is in the ascendant over macroeconomics, to such an extent that neither the Reserve Bank nor the Cabinet and Treasury appear to give much attention to shorter-run macroeconomic stabilization as a policy goal. This lecture examines why thoughtful New...

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The Macroeconomic Experience of Japan Since 1990: An Emprirical Investigation.

McKibbin, W.J. - Brookings Institution - 1996

This paper outlines the macroeconomic experiences of the Japanese economy since 1990. The MSG2 multi-country model is used to determine the extent to which the strong yen and growth experience of Japan over this period was due to underlying trends in the Japanese economy and to what extent...

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DOMESTIC AND CROSS-BORDER CONSEQUENCES OF U.S. MACROECONOMIC POLICIES

BRYANT, R.C.; HELLIWELL, J.F.; HOOPER, P. - Brookings Institution - 1989

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The North Korean Economy: Collapse, Stasis or Reform?

Smith, H. - Brookings Institution - 1997

In this first paper, I focus on the question which has been subject to considerable recent debate, namely whether collapse of North Korea is imminent. In accessing this question the paper discusses the three structural bottlenecks now thought to be severely constraining the North Korean economy...

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Rapid Economic Growth in China: Implications for the World Economy.

McKibbin, W.J.; Huang, Y. - Brookings Institution - 1996

have caused anxieties in the rest of the world. Some commentators see Chinese growth wholly in terms of competition for … capital on macroeconomic adjustment in the world economy. The study focuses on the period from 1990 to 2020. Rather than being … a problem for the world economy, we find strong growth in China is beneficial for the world economy directly through …

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Globalization and Redistribution: Feasible Egalitarianism in a Competitive World.

Bowles, S. - Brookings Institution - 2000

prohibitive environment for egalitarian interventions. I present a model of globalization and redistribution to answer the … following question: in a liberalized world economy, what programs of egalitarian redistribution and social insurance are …

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