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How detrimental is inflation to growth in South Africa? At what level? Motivated by the adoption of inflation targeting … by many countries, this paper sets out to empirically determine the threshold level of inflation in South Africa. This …. The results show that the inflation threshold level occurs at 4 percent. At inflation levels below and up to 4 percent …
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This paper reports a comparison of South African household inflation expectations and inflation credibility surveys … undertaken in 2006 and 2008. The objective is to test for possible feed-through between inflating credibility and inflation … difference between the survey results of 2006 and 2008 is that female and male respondents reported inflation expectations at the …
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In this paper we investigate the role of inflation rates in determining economic growth in fifteen sub-Saharan African … in all, we highlight not only the fact that inflation has offset the prospective Mundell-Tobin effect and consequently …
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In this paper we investigate the role of inflation rates in determining economic growth in fifteen sub-Saharan African … in all, we highlight not only the fact that inflation has o¤set the prospective Mundell-Tobin effect and consequently …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010734912
, outlets and time. Variations in inflation are strongly correlated with the average size of price changes, but rising inflation …
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learning-by-doing externality breaks the ’divine coincidence’ result, that by stabilising inflation the output gap will … maker must consider the impact on future productivity of any trade-off between output and inflation today. The appropriate … inflation-output trade off is between inflation today and the present value of deviations in the output gap. The approach to …
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This paper develops a new index of economic uncertainty for South Africa for the period 1990-2014 and analyses the macroeconomic impact of changes in this measure. The index is constructed from three sources: (1) Disagreement among professional forecasters about macroeconomic conditions using...
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