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cycles. The implication of the findings is that poor people and women will exit the formal financial sector during a …
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situation wherein a shock is news about the future. An internal habit can be a source of news-driven business cycles, positive …
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Raising real interest rates has been cited as a way to increase private saving, and thus provide the resources for … liberalization my not be the catalyst to higher higher saving rates. …
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This paper shows that a Nash equilibrium consisting of strategies of choosing a Pareto inefficient transition path is selected by households even without frictions as a result of the revealed government failure in supervision of financial markets. The Pareto inefficiency causes the generation of...
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This paper shows that a Nash equilibrium consisting of strategies of choosing a Pareto inefficient transition path is selected by households even without frictions as a result of the revealed government failure in supervision of financial markets. The Pareto inefficiency causes the generation of...
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situation wherein a shock is news about the future. An internal habit can be a source of news-driven business cycles, positive …
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The core problem in focus of this paper is studying how modern economy can keep sustained growth in terms of increasing reliance on both knowledge and human capitals and dependence on continuously depleting non-renewable natural resources. The aim of this paper is to bridge in some way the gap...
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A news-driven business cycle is a positive comovement of consumption, output, labor, and investment from the news about the future. We show that nominal rigidities, especially sticky prices, can cause it in an estimated medium-scale DSGE economy.
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In January 2007, U.K. Government debt to GDP stood at 32.5%. By December 2019 it had grown to 89.5% and the latest data from September 2020 show a government debt level of just over £2 trillion, while its debt to GDP level did increase to 103.5%. The Quantitative Easing program by the Bank of...
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productivity shocks remain an important source of business cycles in my model. They are responsible for 71 - 74% of the variance of …
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