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This paper investigates the major drivers of the public debt growth in 184 countries. The underlying cross-country survey is conducted on the basis of the improved compilation of datasets on the central government debt for 2013. The study finds that oil abundance, economic growth rate, the share...
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A general growth model with explicit resource reallocation costs is set up. A new feature is the property of hysteresis (i.e. a continuum of stationary equilibria) in closed-economy growth models. Employing a linear model the hysteresis range and the consequences for the long-run growth rate are...
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The paper analyzes the effectiveness and efficiency of Basel II as a tool to promote resilience financial. In assessing the criticisms of the New Accord. Basel II is not necessary nor a sufficient condition for reach the systemic financial stability, especially under conditions of weak...
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Economists around the world rely in addition to official statistics on business (and consumer) surveys, which are more up-to-date. However, for many emerging and developing countries there is a lack of such surveys. This gap can, at least partly, be filled by the Ifo World Economic Survey (WES)....
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate, from an undeveloped market perspective, the nature and significance of firm size as a determinant of corporate financial leverage. Design/methodology/approach – A panel data fixed-effects regression model is used to estimate the...
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What are the sources of wage growth in developing countries? In the US, general labor market experience is the key … is 24 to 29%, which is higher than the return to experience. Furthermore, we estimate a 35% return to ten years of tenure …
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