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Developments in Hungary’s external assets and external liabilities are particularly important in assessing the external vulnerability of the economy. Focusing mainly on the financing processes, this study presents an overview of the structure of the foreign funds between 1998 and 2012, and...
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Switzerland has had a long-standing surplus on its current account. But over the past 15 years that surplus has surged to levels unmatched by nearly any other OECD country at any point. This paper looks at the surplus from a balance of payments vantage point as well as from the optic of the...
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commentators asserting that low household saving is a major cause of these deficits. Yet, in standard macroeconomic theory, both …
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world at large. At the same time, favorable productivity trends turned the United States into a good place to invest, thus …
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commentators asserting that low household saving is a major cause of these deficits. Yet, in standard macroeconomic theory, both …
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, characterized empirically following Lettau and Ludvigson [2004], is shown to be strikingly consistent with current account theory … shock – naturally interpreted as a productivity shock – raises consumption swiftly while causing net output to adjust only …
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, and their contribution remains significant for a horizon up to five years. A permanent shock – that we interpret as a … technological shock – dominates the variation of all variables at longer horizons. In response to this shock, net foreign …
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identify trend and transitory shocks to U.S. productivity using generalized method of moments (GMM) estimation. The …
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This study investigates the determinants of current account deficit in Pakistan by using the annual time series data for the period 1976 to 2010. The cointegration results suggest the positive and significant long run relationship of current account deficit with exchange rate, trade deficit and...
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Employing an inter-temporal model on a constructed private consumption series, the paper finds that the current account balance in India during 1950-51 to 2005-06 is intertemporally solvent. This is primarily a reflection of the developments that have taken place during the post-reform period,...
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