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growth, a phenomenon known as secular stagnation? We tackle this question by estimating equilibrium real interest rates and … face a period of secular stagnation. …
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growth, a phenomenon known as secular stagnation? We tackle this question by estimating equilibrium real interest rates and … a period of secular stagnation. …
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growth, a phenomenon known as secular stagnation? We tackle this question by estimating equilibrium real interest rates and … a period of secular stagnation. … Wirtschaftswachstums, ein Phänomen, welches unter dem Namen säkulare Stagnation bekannt ist? Wir widmen uns dieser Frage, indem wir …
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evaluates empirically the effects of public expenditure and interest rate setting on equilibrium income in Italy from 1998 to …
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, would have delivered better macroeconomic outcomes during the Eurozone crisis. We then discuss what such an approach could …
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This article addresses Japan's economy, its new economic policy package, which is known as Abenomics. The centerpiece of Abenomics has been the three "economic arrows" targeted at aggressive monetary policy, flexible fiscal policy, and growth strategy. This article focuses on Abenomics and shows...
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As the coronavirus pandemic spread across the globe in early 2020, the European Central Bank as well as national governments in the euro area enacted or announced numerous economic policy measures to counteract the severe economic consequences of the resulting lockdowns. In this paper, the...
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Comparing the two significant recessions Israel experienced over the last decade, we highlight the importance of sustained fiscal discipline and credible monetary policy during normal times for expanding the set of policy options available at a time of need. In the first recession Israel was...
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Ten years ago, the global financial crisis started to unwind in the USA and triggered the greatest recession since World War II. Although the crisis of 2007-08 was caused in the USA, their economy was not hit so hard in the Great Recession of 2009 as in Europe, and in particular in the Euro...
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In this paper, we investigate how the dynamic effects of excess liquidity shocks on economic activity, asset prices and inflation differ over time. We show that the impact varies considerably over time, depends on the source of increased liquidity (M1, M3-M1 or credit) and the underlying state...
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