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Recent economic crisis started from the American Housing. In 2005, the price of housing started to grow and for gaining more profit, the banks inclined to housing and provided applicants with lots of facilities. With the burst of price bubbles, intense reduction of prices occurred in the housing...
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theory and stabilization policies. The paper presents the main characteristics and implications of the new class of models in …
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theory and stabilization policies. The paper presents the main characteristics and implications of the new class of models in …
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volume. It also addresses sunspot equilibrium theory and well as policy implications. The papers in this symposium represent …
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The article offers a review of modern business cycle theory as developed in the first half of XX century. Marrama … considered as the most important for understanding the current state of business cycle theory: cyclical aggregative models (using …
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Resource misallocation can lower aggregate total factor productivity (TFP).We use microdata on manufacturing establishments to quantify the potential extent of misallocation in China and India versus the United States. We measure sizable gaps in marginal products of labor and capital across...
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This paper, in honour of John King, addresses the question raised by him in his A History of Post-Keynesian since 1936, reflected in the title. Initial surveys of post-Keynesian economics defined it in term of the Keynesian, Kaleckian and Sraffian strands. However, subsequently, it has become...
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The definition of capitalism is the focus of a wide-ranging debate raised by W. Sombart. The author indicates his own definition according to which capitalism is a system characterized by ‘‘free choice of activity for economic subjects; private property of the means of production...
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The definition of capitalism is the focus of a wide-ranging debate raised by W. Sombart. The author indicates his own definition according to which capitalism is a system characterized by ‘‘free choice of activity for economic subjects; private property of the means of production...
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The article discusses Keynes's proposal contained in "The Question of High Wages" (1930) and Pagni's criticism against it. In the article there emerges the author's aversion to Pagni's thesis: wage rises reduce firms' self-financing margins, and, more in general, the savings of entrepreneurs...
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