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notably a marked widening in the current account deficit of the United States and increased net lending by many developing …
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This paper demonstrates that the response of the current account to shocks depends on the degree of persistence of these shocks. This result is in accordance with standard intertemporal models that incorporate both consumption smoothing and an investment response to shocks. The estimation...
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of the deficit have been offered, and to varying degrees we believe that all may have played a role: low private saving … could justify its current account deficit? We show that if the deficit can be explained by higher future income shares, then … the size of the real depreciation, that may otherwise be required to reduce the deficit, may be quite small. …
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This paper examines the effects of monetary policy in Australia using a small structural vector autoregression model. The model we use is a modification of the small open economy model developed for the G6 economies (the G7 less the United States) by Kim and Roubini (1999). The success of the...
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