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This exploratory study investigates the hypothesis that higher levels of economic freedom in an “economic region” promote a higher level of economic activity and hence yield higher levels of per capita real income in that economic region, ceteris paribus. However, in the pursuit of a broader...
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accompanied by a 0.07 percentage point reduction in TFP growth per year. Given that countries like Mali, Mexico, and Sri Lanka …
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The quantitative HANK model, incorporating the coordination of hours worked in production, yields an improved empirical fit along two dimensions: a more concentrated steady-state distribution of hours worked and lower marginal propensities to earn (MPEs) with positive but moderate fiscal...
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The paper explores the differences between IRAP (the Regional Tax on Productive Activities) and CBIT (the Comprehensive Business Income Tax), which approximately corresponds to allow the deduction of labor cost from the taxable base of IRAP. By developing a DSGE model that ncorporates business...
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direction of retaining the economic sustainable growth and with regards to this important matter in this study, we have taken … comprehensive sanctions on the real estate investment and Iranian people's welfare applying the Multilevel GLM method from 1985 to …-inclusive economic growth have lead to the small participation of manpower and losing the social capital and generally speaking, the …
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capita real economic growth in OECD nations over the period 2003–2008. Economic growth is measured by the percentage growth … as a group reveal that economic growth is a decreasing function of higher central government budget deficits and an … increasing function of economic freedom. It is suggested that governments can best promote real economic growth by limiting the …
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This paper considers a simple model in which government spending is productive and has a complementary relationship with private consumption to study the response of the latter to government spending. We discuss how these two characteristics can yield empirical observations that indicate a...
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The creation of employment and its formalization is, undoubtedly, a controversial and relevant topic in Argentina. At present, a law project on this subject is under debate: "Promoting Registered Employment and Labor Fraud Prevention", whose aim is to promote employment and/or formalization of...
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Unprecedented is a word that best describes the current state of advanced economies. Interest rates are low in many advanced countries and negative in a few others suggesting that monetary policy has lost its effectiveness. The economic policy tool that has not been implemented yet by many...
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2010q4 to compare changes in sales growth for standard-rated traders to that of zero-rated traders (difference …-in-differences). I find an insignificant small impact on sales growth once I allow for heterogeneous effects of the recession either by a … full pass through of the rate cut to consumer prices, a zero effect on sales growth is reflective of a proportionate …
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