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This paper begins with a description of simple select models of inflation and their ability to fit the data. The paper … assign the best-forecast performance to the modified version of the P-star model of inflation for a small, open economy. …
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inflation targeting. First, new consensus with its roots in Wicksell´s approach is briefly introduced. In the next parts … differences are found (goals of monetary policy, interest rate functions, nature of inflation, shape of Phillips curve and others …
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inflation level, growth of real disposable income, and low interest rates support household credit growth. …
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Monthly and yearly inflation rates can be understood as rates of dynamics of the basic inflation indicator i.e. the … consumer price index. These indicators modify the original inflation information. It is important to analyze the difference of … the consumer price index, monthly and yearly inflation rates, from the viewpoint of their frequency content, time lag and …
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There are three possible price movements in a market economy: stability, inflation, and deflation. Inflation and … deflation are defined in this article as changes in the purchasing power of money caused by the money creation. Inflation and …
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This article attempts to answer a few open questions related to price convergence in the Czech Republic and in other Central and Eastern European Countries toward prices in the European Union. The authors address the following issues: First, what, from the theoretical viewpoint, should the...
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The Czech Economic Association, in co-operation with the Czech National Bank, organised a public seminar on ?The State of the Phillips Curve,? which featured a lecture by Professor Laurence Ball, in Prague in April 2001. Professor Ball, a professor of economics at John Hopkins University, began...
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currency and the development of domestic inflation). It is obvious that exchange rate policy is not a passive factor, at least … that the inflation rate is growing in accordance with the growth of depreciation of the foreign exchange rate and the …
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gap transformations of real M2 and real GDP series can be used for identification of inflation risks. The relatively high … correlation was found between gap form of M2 and rate of inflation. The relationship between gap form of GDP and rate of inflation …
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