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This paper investigates the relative price and relative wage effects of a higher productivity in the traded sector compared with the non traded sector in a two-sector open economy model with imperfect substitutability in hours worked across sectors. The Balassa- Samuelson [1964] model predicts...
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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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The ‘ratchet effect’ refers to a situation where a principal uses private information that is revealed by an agent’s early actions to the agent’s later disadvantage, in a context where binding multi-period contracts are not enforceable. In a simple, context-rich environment, we...
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particular, the model can produce a drop in investment and in the current account, in line with empirical evidence, only if the …
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in investment and in the current account, in line with em- pirical evidence, only if the traded sector is more capital …
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model. We find that i) government spending increases output and induces a simultaneous decline of investment and the current … account, but does not affect consumption; ii) the responses of output and investment are smaller in more open economies, while … simultaneous decline in investment and the current account. …
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inducing a simultaneous decline of investment and the current account and ii) the responses of output and investment are more …
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