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This paper is a first attempt at evaluating the determinants of the total interest rate differentials on government bonds between high yielders, namely Italy, Spain, Sweden and Germany. In particular we address the question of the relative importance of local and global factors in the...
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In the ten years 1953-62, the average price level in Italy rose every year, with the exception of 1959. The present article examines the effects of this inflationary process on income distribution. To do so the author first determines the extent to which each productive sector contributed to the...
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The present work provides a first appraisal of the contribution that econometric models can make to long-run economic policy. Rather than a detailed exposition or critique of the individual models, a more general analysis is provided. The author first outlines the econometric models considered,...
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The article examines a previous contribution to the problems of economic dualism by Vera Lutz, which represents a new and independent approach. The author first moves some criticisms to Lutz' diagnosis of dualism, trying to show that the emphasis laid by her on the wage level as a cause of...
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As the ultimate date set for the commencement of the third stage of the European Monetary Union (EMU) and the adoption of the single currency approaches, technical, economic and political problems seem to grow in number and size. This paper focuses on one in particular: the regime governing the...
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The paper addresses first the question of sustainability of debt growth by examining the behavior of taxation implied by fiscal rules respecting a government`s intertemporal budget constraint. Sustainable debt growth may require the tax burden to rise above some socially acceptable level. In...
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This paper is a first attempt at evaluating the determinants of the interest rate differentials on government bonds between high yielders, namely Italy, Spain and Sweden, and Germany. In particular we concentrate on daily frequencies, where the relevance of economic fundamentals is rather...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012791983