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There is mixed evidence in the literature of a clear relationship between income inequality and economic growth. Most of that work has focused almost exclusively on developed economies. In what we believe to be a first effort, our emphasis is solely on developing economics, which we classify as...
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Based on evidence that the dynamics of private spending on durables seem to differ from that of nondurables and services, this article disaggregates the impact of an exogenous government shock into its effect on each type of consumption good. Different calibrations of a dynamic stochastic...
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There is mixed evidence in the literature of a clear relationship between income inequality and economic growth. Most of that work has focused almost exclusively on developed economies. In what we believe to be a first effort, our emphasis is solely on developing economics, which we classify as...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011113677
We analyze income inequality and high frequency movements in economic activity for low and high income developing countries (LIDC and HIDC). The impact of human capital, capital formation, and economic uncertainty on income inequality for LIDC and HIDC are also evaluated. We find strong evidence...
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We propose a novel approach that embeds Rational Expectations (RE) into a low- dimensional structural vector autoregression (SVAR). We establish an instrumental variable procedure internal to the SVAR founded on a purely theoretical framework, which does not rely on any mapping strategy to a...
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Currently, Banco de Mexico measures money as a simple sum of the different monetary assets included at four levels of aggregation: M1, M2, M3, and M4. Seminal work by Barnett (1980) and many who followed since have amply demonstrated simple-sum aggregation is highly problematic. A wealth of...
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In this article, I provide a general model to incentivize student involvement in an economics course on an ongoing basis. Rather than presenting students with a discrete number of diverse experiments to illustrate different economic concepts, I opt for the adoption of a single experiment that...
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We apply recently developed tests of information sufficiency in structural VARs to extract fundamental structural shocks to the yield curve. A medium-scale specification properly augmented with information on inflation expectations improves the sufficiency test for all specifications we...
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