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TSL have an adverse effect on both TFP and output growth. Finally, the effect of WPR and TSL on the business cycle (shock …/output growth and the shock propagation mechanism results to provide strong evidence that Greece and to a lesser extent Spain and …
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The paper analyzes the dynamic properties of the neoclassical one-sector growth model with differential savings in the …
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spur a declining economic growth. Incidentally, this work questions the issue of measuring economic regularities through … the empirical literature on the finance-growth nexus. It highlights an array of statistical issues casting serious doubts … expansion and economic growth is non-linear. However, our estimates document an overall negative effect of expanding credit to …
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TSL have an adverse effect on both TFP and output growth. Finally, the effect of WPR and TSL on the business cycle (shock …/output growth and the shock propagation mechanism results to provide strong evidence that Greece and to a lesser extent Spain and …
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welfare gain from eliminating business cycles can exceed the gain from increasing the long-term growth rate by 1% forever. Our …
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aggregate labor supply and savings. Next, we turn to economic growth and describe how accounting for families is central for …
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result is that, in many poor countries, that cost may in fact exceed the welfare cost of significantly lower growth. …
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