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The balanced growth and stochastic growth theory implies stable investment-output and consumption-output ratios. Our analysis supports cointegration between investment and output (IO-model) as well as consumption and output (CO-model) for single countries. Pooling the data we find cointegration...
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During recent years, large trade- and budget deficits have accumulated especially in advanced economies. This study examines if this coincidence actually reflects a causal relation. Economic theory and previously documented findings on causality between trade and government balances are...
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Evidence on the causality between finance and growth is largely inconclusive. In this study, a large cross-sectional data set of 74 economies for the period between 1975 and 2005 is examined. We summarise evidence from in-sample and out-of-sample causality tests based on rolling estimation...
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The balanced growth and stochastic growth theory implies stable investment-output and consumption-output ratios. Our analysis supports cointegration between investment and output (IO-model) as well as consumption and output (CO-model) for single countries. Pooling the data we find cointegration...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005110739