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This paper explores the implications of military and nonmilitary government expenditures on gross private investment. The empirical investigation of the issue is carried out via cointegration and error-correction analyses. The second type of public spending is disaggregated into infrastructure,...
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Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to re-examine the relationship between real investment and stock prices for the USA for 1960-2005 in view of distinct economic regimes during the 40-year period. Design/methodology/approach - The paper employs simple models of investment, checks for...
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This paper examines the dynamic linkages between monetary policy and the stock market during the three distinct monetary regimes of Burns, Volcker and Greenspan since the 1970s. Some major findings are the following. First, in the 1990s it appears that there was a disconnection between Federal...
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This paper examines the extent to which fiscal policy actions affect the stock market's behavior for the US during 1968-2005. The findings are consistent with the hypothesis that past budget deficits negatively affect current stock returns thus suggesting that the market is inefficient with...
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This paper examines the dynamic interactions among the equity market, economic activity, inflation, and monetary policy under three monetary policy regimes using bivariate and multivariate vector autoregressive cointegrating specifications. The bivariate results for the real stock...
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