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stance, before and after its adoption of the inflation targeting framework, as revealed by its interest rate setting behavior … inflation by and large through its key policy rate, though it appears to be accommodative with respect to the output gap. In …
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The general view of the media, bankers, business and politicians, not noticeably contradicted by academics, is that one of the main functions, or the main function, of the central bank is to analyse the progress of the economy, and then to steer it with skilful judgement towards health and...
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controls were essentially ineffective in reducing inflation. …
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This paper demonstrates a robust proof of the continuous−time transformations of Stockman’s cash−in−advance constraints. When the constraint applies to consumption and capital purchases, monetary growth lowers steady state consumption and capital. When the constraint applies only to...
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expenditures and total tax revenue using annual revised estimates. The analysis discovers a firm unidirectional effect from … expenditure to revenue suggesting the preference of controlling the spending decisions to reduce the tax revenue-expenditure …
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Discusses the factors that influence long-term aged care demand and provides projections of future expenditure. Long …
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-ethnicity interactions, while expenditures on cell phone and on clothing exhibit mainly between-girls interactions. Having older siblings has …
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equities fail the test as inflation hedges, as had been quite widely believed, but that they take so long to pass. …
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We use two methodologies, the least square dummy variables approach and the dynamic factor models, to decompose the labor productivity growth rate for a large sample of countries into common, i.e. global, and idiosyncratic, i.e. country, components. We find that country specific effects are much...
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This paper investigates the impact of the shifts of labor across sectors on aggregate productivity growth through a decomposition of aggregate productivity growth in Singapore over the period 1965-2002. The static shift-share analysis is utilized to for this purpose. The results show that the...
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