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Tiny changes in the American monetary policy can have dramatic effects on the rest of the world because of its double …
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Tiny changes in the American monetary policy can have dramatic effects on the rest of the world because of dollar …
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Official and unilateral dollarisation/euroisation has become a common policy advice for emerging market economies. Against this background, the paper provides a comprehensive review of all the main cases of dollarisation/euroisation, analysing motives, features and policy implications of this...
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seigniorage finance. This leads to an increase in inflation which, in turn, reduces capital accumulation and growth. At the …
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Our paper investigates the unexplored impact of education on inflation and of this relationship on economic growth. By … average schooling years of the working population have a significant negative impact on inflation rates after controlling for … the effects of the stance of domestic monetary policy. We also show that the negative impact of inflation on growth in …
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In this paper we analyse the short- and long-run relationship between employment growth, inflation and output growth in … growth, inflation and output growth with bidirectional causality between employment growth and inflation as well as output …
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In a surprisingly growing number of regions in Germany private "regional currencies" are issued as a cash substitute for the euro. Currently, these regional currencies are conceived almost exclusively as Schwundgeld (depreciative currency), which loses value on a predetermined timescale. This...
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are both new and surprising. There are both extensive and intensive margins to currency substitution, and inflation may …
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