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. We show that for a given path of government expenditures, there generally exist a continuum of equilibria depending on …
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Theoretical models of government formation in political science usually assume that the head of state in non …
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-prefered policy. Further more, the government may influence the lobbying process itself by biasing the auction among organized … interests. We identify the following trade-off : competition yields a higher transfer to the government, but the outcome of the …
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We examine three measures of governmental policy: state gasoline taxes, the federal discount rate, and the prime of interest rate (which though set by banks is subject to political influence). All three variables show evidence of irrationality: they are not scale invariant (and thus violate...
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which will reduce demand and congestion in later periods. When government cannot credibly commit to future tolle, the …
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The paper employs a standard model of dynamic price competition to study how international principles of value-added taxation affect the stability of collusive agreements when producers in an international duopoly agree not to export into each other's home market. If costs of production are...
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countries through transfer pricing, it will be optimal for easch government to distort investment decisions in order to reduce …
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We study the interaction of fiscal and monetary policies during a currency crisis in an economy with government nominal …
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This paper surveys and evaluates alternative views regarding the desirable combination of accountability, credibility and trasnparency in the newly created ECB (European Central Bank), including recent controversies regarding publication of minutes, Council member votes and ECB forecasts.
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OIL AS AN ENERGY PROPELLER, IS THE LARGEST INTERNATIONALLY TRADED COMMODITY THAT SHOWS HIGHLY VISIBLE INTERPLAY OF POLITICS AND ECONOMICS IN THE DETERMINATION OF ITS INVESTMENT, PRODUCTION, TRADE AND PRICING POLICIES. THIS UNIQUENESS, NO DOUBT DEMANDS A WELL ARTICULATED OIL POLICY FOR AN OIL...
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