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Policy implications of complexity economics (CE) are investigated. CE deals with “Complex Adaptive (Economic) Systems” [CA(E)S], generally characterized by mechanisms and properties such as “emergence” of structure or some capacity of “self-organization”. With this, CE has manifold...
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macro theory does not ensure sound foundations and the microfoundations project makes little sense. It follows that the …The appeal of the microfoundations project in economics is strongly supported by the considerable force of the … discipline's "hard core" (in Lakatos' sense). This is especially the case, if the microfoundations metaphor is seen as a way of …
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We derive the backward-looking Keynesian wage-price spiral from micro-foundations. The optimal price Phillips curve … model fits the data well. In general, nominal wages are more flexible than prices with respect to demand pressure. The … baseline model rejects the inclusion of supply shocks and indexation of wages in developed economies and some emerging markets. …
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We derive the backward-looking Keynesian wage-price spiral from micro-foundations. The optimal price Phillips curve … model fits the data well. In general, nominal wages are more flexible than prices with respect to demand pressure. The … baseline model rejects the inclusion of supply shocks and indexation of wages in developed economies and some emerging markets. …
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“Continuation theory”. In fixing its building blocks, he was primed to allow for equilibrium assumptions as far as a vantage point …
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The demand for cash balances of financial intermediaries that establish contractual liabilities with credit-sensitive customers is characterized. As stated by Merton, the success of the business activities of such firms crucially depends on their credit quality, and hence, they are obliged to...
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A model is presented to characterise the (optimal) demand for cash balances in deregulated markets. After the model of James Tobin, 1958, net balances are determined in order to maximise the expected return of a certain portfolio combining risk and capital. Unlike the model of Tobin, the prices...
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The capital structure of firms that face restrictions on liquidity (i.e. that cannot hedge continuously) is affected by the agency costs and moral-hazard implicit in the contracts they establish with stockholders and customers. It is demonstrated in this paper that then an optimal level of...
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The purpose of this paper is to test whether institutional governance and its performance is a main driving force to achieve a positive relationship between natural resources and economic growth in the long run. The main objective is to ascertain what kind of institutional governance would be...
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This paper sheds new light on the assessment of firm networks via multiple directorships in terms of corporate firm performance. Using a large sample of European listed firms in the period from 2003 to 2011 and system GMM we find a significant compensation effect on corporate firm performance...
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