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appears to be behind the recent slowdown in GDP growth for both the United States and other advanced economies. When applied …
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trading gain effect and indirect real GDP effect, primarily through increased employment levels - have increased Australian … standards well above those of the US. -- resource booms ; terms of trade ; real GDP ; economic growth …
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trading gain effect and indirect real GDP effect, primarily through increased employment levels - have increased Australian …
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In response to income fluctuations, households smooth consumption by substituting between market expenditure and time inputs. This paper provides evidence of this substitution in the context of food consumption over transitory and permanent income fluctuations in Mexico. Household time...
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differences in (short-term) GDP fluctuations between origin countries and U.S. states, and perhaps to (long-term) trend GDP … differences as well. More specifically, short-run GDP fluctuations pull less-educated male immigrants into certain U.S. states …, whereas GDP trends push less-educated male immigrants out of their countries of origin. Effects for less-educated women are …
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increasingly more difficult after the real GDP doubling target was announced in 2012 and the official real GDP statistics lost …
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GDP inventory investment statistics both by commodity and by category, 1994-2010, I investigate the nature of quarterly … this research, drawn from the quarterly GDP inventory statistics, will stimulate the interest both in the study of …
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Traditionally, economic growth and business cycles have been treated independently. However, the dependence of GDP …
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We revisit UK’s poor productivity performance since the Great Recession by means of both a suitable theoretical framework and firm-level prices and quantities data for detailed products allowing us to both measure demand, and its changes over time, and distinguish between quantity total factor...
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We revisit UK's poor productivity performance since the Great Recession by means of both a suitable theoretical framework and firm-level prices and quantities data for detailed products allowing us to both measure demand, and its changes over time, and distinguish between quantity total factor...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012387534