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between financial openness and economic growth is weak at best. While there is some evidence that financial liberalisation …This paper investigates the link between international financial integration and economic growth. In particular, we ask … the following questions. What are the theoretical links between financial integration and growth? Is there any empirical …
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volatility of output growth and inflation, although the magnitudes of these effects depend on the policy framework and the …This paper explores the effect of terms of trade volatility on macroeconomic volatility using a panel of 71 countries … from 1971–2005. It finds that terms of trade volatility has a statistically significant and positive impact on the …
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rise in the volatility of individual components in the capital account, this variability is largely offsetting. Such …
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This paper develops an empirical model of the cross-country variation in bilateral output growth correlations for 17 … empirical results to help to explain the strong correlation observed between Australian and US output growth, we conclude that … characteristics and institutions that explains much of the observed correlation between Australian and US output growth. …
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This paper describes and quantifies the macroeconomic effects of different types of terms of trade shocks and their propagation in the Australian economy. Three types of shocks are identified based on their impact on commodity prices, global manufactured prices, and global economic activity. The...
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The Australian economy has proven resilient to sizable exchange rate fluctuations over the post-float period. In part this can be attributed to financial institutions and non-financial firms learning to adapt to swings in the Australian dollar. This has included the increased use of financial...
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The correlation of Australian output with that of the OECD, and the United States in particular, has been well documented. This paper explores foreign linkages by looking at the production side of the national accounts for Australia and the United States, which is often characterised as the...
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-looking expectations, gradual exchange rate pass-through, and discretionary policy. In order to avoid excessive volatility in product and …
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