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by low inflation, robust growth and low level of bureaucratic corruption due to better governance. In contrast, the … corruption, high inflation due partly to reliance on seigniorage to finance public spending, and lackluster growth. Using annual …
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models and the models’ conclusions about the impact of inflation on investment. We find that the models differ widely with … predictions about inflation’s impact on capital accumulation, with some models offering conclusions that are not only …
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This paper reexamines the relationship between the time preference rate and the real interest rate in the neoclassical growth model by introducing Keynesian time preference. It is shown that the long-run behavior of the neoclassical growth model persists. When introduucing money by...
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This article re-examines Earl Hamilton’s famous 1929 thesis on ‘Profit Inflation’ and the ‘birth of modern industrial … led him to conclude that: Spain had enjoyed virtually no ‘profit inflation’, since wages had generally kept pace with … prices; and that early-modern England had experienced the greatest degree of such ‘profit inflation’. Such a contrast in …
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This paper examines the steady-state growth effect of inflation in an endogenous growth model in which the Calvo …. On the balanced-growth path in this model, the marginal growth effect of inflation is weakly negative or even positive at … low inflation rates because the effect on average markup offsets the negative marginal growth effect through the monetary …
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policy may produce little impact on the converging speed. This result indicates that the growth effect of inflation …
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This paper examines the long-run impact of inflation tax in the context of a generalized Ak growth model in which the … rate of inflation may not be established. …
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, trend inflation and financial frictions are considered in a New Keynesian macroeconomic model. Financial variables play a … key role in the determination of the steady state growth rate, given the value of the trend inflation. Calibrating the … maximized when trend inflation is 1.7% while leverage, external finance premium and marginal gain of the financial …
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In this note, we develop a search-based monetary growth model to analyze the growth and welfare effects of inflation … inflation to those from a standard cash-in-advance (CIA) growth model. We �find two important differences between the two … approaches. First, while the growth effect of inflation operates solely through endogenous labor supply in the CIA model, the …
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Traditional official definition of ‘work’ in developing countries excludes large number of activities that are predominantly performed by women. Naturally official Female Labour Force Participation Rate is quite low in such countries. Women who are officially in the labourforce must...
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