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unanticipated and anticipated tax reforms. First, an unanticipated tax reform produces an expansion of GDP, labor, and investment … dispersion in sectoral output responses. As long as investment is both traded and non traded, a tax reform substantially raises …
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investment for most EU member countries. Robustness tests show that this result holds up in the presence of both policy … strong impact on investment and labor markets. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 …
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mobility have examined the relationship between domestic saving and investment rates. The first approach assesses the mobility … countries. Implementation of four different tests of the saving-investment relationship suggest that physical capital is more …
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Some economists have argued that the close association between domestic saving and investment rates justify polices … aimed at altering domestic saving flows so as to influence domestic investment flows. This interpretation assumes an … endogenous investment response. Equally likely, theoretically, is that the close association is maintained by movements in saving …
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. Using this model, I demonstrate how a positive investment-saving correlation can arise in a world with endogenous fiscal … capital mobility. This implies that the observed investment-saving comovement is not necessarily due to imperfect capital … investment. Empirical examination of this prediction indicates that U.S. time series data is compatible with the hypothesis of …
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Feldstein and Horioka (1980) argued that the cross-sectional correlation of saving and investment provides a test of …
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We examine whether or not affiliate production in Central and Eastern Europe (CEEC) affects factor demand in the EU, at the investing firm and sector levels. Using firm level data, we estimate parent labor demand elasticities for a number of manufacturing sectors, following a flexible cost...
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