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Russia's Balance of Payments in January-September

Bozhechkova, Alexandra - 2016

Russia's current account surplus was aﬀected considerably by falling exports, whereas imports declined at a slower rate …

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The Balance of Payments, Russia's External Debt and the Exchange Rate of the Ruble : A Fragile Equilibrium

Bozhechkova, Alexandra - 2016

Russia's balance of payments data for Q3 2015 show a considerable decline in her current account balance. In monetary … first time in five years, Russia saw a noteworthy capital inflow into banks and enterprises resulting from a considerable …-September 2015 make it possible to conclude that, unless any new external shocks take place, Russia's current account balance by the …

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Foreign Currency and Russian Ruble : What Does the Balance of Payments Tell Us?

Bozhechkova, Alexandra - 2016

The BOP (Balance of Payments) statistics for Q1 2016 show considerable shrinkage of the current account surplus due to a decline in exports while imports saw their decline rate slow down. At the same time, the private sector saw capital outflow decrease strongly. As a result, even though the...

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Russia's Balance of Payments in Q2 2017 : The Balance Moves Negative

Bozhechkova, Alexandra - 2017

Russia's current account balance went negative in Q2 2017 due to a growth in imports of goods driven by a strengthening …

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Modern Monetary Theory : Cautionary Tales from the Soviet [Dis]Union

Osband, Kent - 2022

Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) advocates fiscal control of money supply, with a view toward assuring full employment and robust growth without inducing high inflation. Successful implementation requires a strong, determined state that commands a relatively self-sufficient economy and refuses to...

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TailCoR

Ricci, Lorenzo - 2015

Economic and financial crises are characterized by tail events. When they occur, tail correlations emerge, which have linear and non-linear origins. The former are due to the Pearson correlations, while the strength of the latter depends on the heavyness of the tails. We introduce TailCoR, a new...

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