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In 1991, the Japanese economy ended a historic expansion and entered a period of stagnation that has yet to abate. Nine …
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stagnation. We examine a panel of 241 quot;stagnation episodesquot; from 146 countries, 54 % of these episodes are followed by … takeoffs. Countries that experience takeoffs average 2.3% annual growth following their stagnation episodes, while those that …
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in which prime-age men are experiencing economic stagnation. We explore changes for prime-age men over time in education …
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Great Financial Crisis decade. Indeed, during the “secular stagnation regime” of 2008-2015 that prevailed in a number of … countries, aging had a negative impact on living standards, consistent with the secular stagnation hypothesis …
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The Great Recession was a deep downturn with long-lasting effects on credit, employment and output. While narratives …
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Using annual data from the thirteenth century to the present, we show that improved long run economic performance has occurred primarily through a decline in the rate and frequency of shrinking, rather than through an increase in the rate of growing. Indeed, as economic performance has improved...
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explanation is correct, it has important implications for policy and for forecasts. It may weaken the case for secular stagnation …
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This paper formalizes and quantifies the secular stagnation hypothesis, defined as a persistently low or negative …
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desired investment, leading to secular stagnation. We show that there is no such negative relationship in the data. If …
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light on the long persistence of the Japanese crisis, the Great Depression, and the slow recovery out of the Great Recession …
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