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adverse growth trajectories prior to unrest events or by fiscal consolidations, and are robust to instrumenting via regional …
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This paper estimates a small dynamic macroeconomic model for the South African economy with Bayesian methods. The model is tailored to assessing the impact of domestic as well as external shocks on inflation within an inflation targeting framework, by incorporating forward-looking behavior of...
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Based on the Johansen cointegration estimation methodology, much of the long-run behavior of the real effective exchange rate of South Africa can be explained by real interest rate differentials, GDP per capita (both relative to trading partners), real commodity prices, trade openness, the...
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This paper investigates the performance of the IMF WEO growth forecast revisions across different horizons and country … groups. We find that: (i) growth revisions in horizons closer to the actual are generally larger, more volatile, and more … negative; (ii) on average, growth revisions are in the right direction, becoming progressively more responsive to the forecast …
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Do Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs) suffer from a debt overhang? Is debt relief going to improve their growth … rates? To answer these important questions, we look at how the debt-growth relationship varies with indebtedness levels and … relationship between debt and growth at intermediate levels of debt, but not at very low debt levels, below the “debt overhang …
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