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in terms of GDP growth. The author also provides the speed of convergence and time required to achieve a 100 percent … convergence. Findings – But for financial intermediary size within the CFA zone, findings, for the most part, support only … unconditional convergence. There is no form of convergence within the CEMAC zone. Practical implications – The broad insignificance …
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Purpose – This paper aims to empirically examine how shocks to monetary policy measures (the short-term nominal interest rate and broad money supply) affect macroeconomic aggregates, namely, output growth of the economy, national price levels and the nominal exchange rate....
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Abstract Using national account data, we define corporate balance sheet adjustment episodes as periods during which major increases in non-financial corporations’ net lending/ borrowing are experienced. An analysis of such episodes in Germany and Japan, and a more systematic exploration of a...
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establish the dependency of private investment on private savings and private consumption is the main driver of the saving … higher private consumption could be detrimental to growth and external stability. In contrast, an investment strategy that … account appears to be driven by private consumption that determines fluctuations in imports in many developing countries. In …
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Abstract The paper analyzes the question why the U.S. economy in the 2000:4--2004:3 period was sluggish in light of the large expansionary fiscal and monetary policies that took place. The answer does not appear to be that there were large structural changes in the economy or systematic bad...
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consumption in the economy. Moreover, shares provide protection against inflation from monetary shocks, and a suitably chosen …
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Summary Macroeconomic policy analysis is a challenge for agent-based models because these types of model are generally much elaborated on the specific market levels for partial (micro) markets, but have been of limited use for macroeconomic policy issues due to calibration and “model...
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Summary Planned ‘‘surprise’’ devaluations are often spurred by non-economic circumstances: a rentseeking government; political instability; or the opportunity to put the blame on a predecessor government. In this paper, these aspects are incorporated in the monetary and fiscal policy...
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Purpose – Using quarterly data for a sample of 17 industrial countries, the purpose of this paper is to study asymmetry in the face of monetary shocks compared to government spending shocks. Design/methodology/approach – The paper outlines demand and supply channels determining the...
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Purpose – This paper sets out to explore three areas in which the experience of the great depression might be relevant today: monetary policy, fiscal policy, and the systemic stability of banks. Design/methodology/approach – A critical review of the US data for the 1920s and 1930s is...
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