, that is, that corruption leads to a higher rate of inflation and/or higher seigniorage, will be tested for a cross …Central banks are viewed by the general public as reputable institutions, a perception bolstered by economic theory and … Drives Inflation. Chapter IV introduces a second model of a corrupt central banker, one who sells inside information …

The article analyzes the public spending of inflation and the reasons for its permanence. It is noted that inflation … that accompanying product of inflation as a complex phenomenon is massive and uncontrolled distribution of national income … and public wealth: Inflation is directly reflected on the real income of households and firms and causes the distribution …

Es wird untersucht, auf welche Weise die Länder Litauen, Polen und Ungarn ihre Bildungssysteme vor dem Hintergrund der …The main subject is the examination of the different strategies employed by Lithuania, Poland and Hungary during the …

medio-largo plazo ; We empirically explore the influence of inflation on fiscal variables in the short, medium and long run … influence of inflation on changes in public debt ; (ii) accounting decompositions of nominal revenue and expenditure items into …

standard and international trade. The estimation results allow us to formulate some interesting policy conclusions. …

subsectors, at least not given the used identification strategy. This could be due to the fact that this theory regards the …

the government’s seigniorage requirement. Our results argue that a managed float, with little or no sterilization of …

requirements and also by relying on seigniorage to finance their deficits. In the context of those practices, this research … formal economy? It is demonstrated, for the first question, that in the trade-off between inflation and reserve requirements …, the optimal policy is maximum inflation and minimum reserve requirements that will increase the steady-state utility of an …

, dollarization is a win-win proposition exceptpossibly for some fiscal costs (called seigniorage in the technical jargon). In the …