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Solow productivity paradox and spawned a New Economy (NE) in Australia in the late 1990s. Both growth accounting estimates … and the use of the information superhighway ranks Australia next to the USA as a NE. Australia is an avid user but not a …
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This paper reports the stylised facts resulting from the tests of rival macroeconomic models in explaining the Australian business cycle during the sample period 1966(3)-1995(3). The dominant rival paradigms such as the New Classical, Keynesian the Real Business Cycle theories have been tested...
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recession prediction for Australia. The probit model predictions also gave probability estimates for the occurrence of … financial indicators as a predictor of recessions in Australia. It is a simple and operational tool that can be validated using …
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post-float australia. In this paper based on a mundell-fleming stochastic rational expectations model the theoretical …
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The heated debate over the sustainability of Australia’s high current account deficit that raged over most of the fixed … Australia’s current account deficit revealed that the current account deficits were unsustainable during the fixed exchange …
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wage-fixing in Australia has impeded wage flexibility and resulted in high unemployment is unconvincing. Partly, this is …
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(2)-1994(2) in Australia. The causality tests were performed on time-series data that were filtered after unit root and cointegration … testing. During the study period there was a dramatic shift from a protectionist to a more liberal trading regime in Australia …
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This paper reports the stylised facts resulting from the tests of rival macroeconomic models in explaining the Australian business cycle during the sample period 1966(3)-1995(3). The dominant rival paradigms such as the New Classical, Keynesian and the Real Business Cycle theories have been...
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