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There are three possible price movements in a market economy: stability, inflation, and deflation. Inflation and … deflation are defined in this article as changes in the purchasing power of money caused by the money creation. Inflation and …
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gap transformations of real M2 and real GDP series can be used for identification of inflation risks. The relatively high … correlation was found between gap form of M2 and rate of inflation. The relationship between gap form of GDP and rate of inflation …
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and PPI. A supply shock shows itself in instant PPI adjustment, a demand shock in CPI. Thus, in the CPI inflation equation … shocks to the PPI inflation, production and employment equations. In the second part we implement the model on monthly data …
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currency and the development of domestic inflation). It is obvious that exchange rate policy is not a passive factor, at least … that the inflation rate is growing in accordance with the growth of depreciation of the foreign exchange rate and the …
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This paper begins with a description of simple select models of inflation and their ability to fit the data. The paper … assign the best-forecast performance to the modified version of the P-star model of inflation for a small, open economy. …
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Central and Eastern European Countries toward prices in the European Union. The authors address the following issues: First … relative prices in individual countries? Fourth, what are the likely forms of relative price convergence in the Czech Republic …
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The Czech Economic Association, in co-operation with the Czech National Bank, organised a public seminar on ?The State of the Phillips Curve,? which featured a lecture by Professor Laurence Ball, in Prague in April 2001. Professor Ball, a professor of economics at John Hopkins University, began...
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During 1930s and 1940s Josef Macek developed monetary theory leading to monetary policy recommendations which are deeply influenced by macroeconomic theory of John Maynard Keynes. Macek became leading Czech left-wing keynesian. His theory of money was nominalist and similarly to J. M. Keynes and...
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discusses some costs and benefits of an early EMU entry for the Czech Republic (and other Central-European economies). The …
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stabilizing Czech inflation during the two-years transition period before accession to the Euro-zone, when price convergence … inflation rate and stable exchange rate vis-à-vis euro) on the real growth of the Czech economy. In this respect, the paper …
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