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Includes bibliographical references (p. 17).
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Straipsnyje analizuojami BVP ir infliacijos kitimo tempai bei jų įtaka vykdant bendrą pinigų politiką. Nustatyti BVP ir infliacijos tempų skirtumai parodė, kad Ekonominėje ir pinigų sąjungoje (EPS) egzistuoja asimetriniai paklausos bei pasiūlos šokai, kurie lemia tai, kad pinigų...
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In 2007 Lithuania tried to join the euro zone but it did not succeed as it did not satisfy the criterion of price stability. What causes determined the fact that Lithuania did not adopt the euro in 2007? What should Lithuania do seeking for a membership in the Economic and Monetary Union...
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Is inflation targeting an appropriate framework for monetary policy? Experience from the inflation-targeting countries countries are optimistic about inflation targeting as a monetary-policy framework. South Africa is also following this trend.The international literature review of the topic...
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In this paper we embed the Taylor interest rate rule in a simple macroeconomic model with Calvo contracts. We contrast this with the case in which the interest rate is determined by the conventional LM curve along with a fixed value for the monetary aggregate. We derive conditions under which...
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Thesis (PhDBusinessandManagement)--University of South Australia, 2004.
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There is now a consensus that economic growth is a dominant determinant of poverty. That is, poverty reduction requires sustained economic growth significantly above the population growth so that per capita income continues to rise. Economic growth raises mean income and reduces the proportion...
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This paper examines the empirical outcomes of the policies of nine monetary authorities (eight OECD nations and the Euro zone) so as to infer the strength and stability of the economic relationships behind those policies. Governments, responding to earlier rampant inflation, have in recent...
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Abstract: This paper examines the career and contribution of J. K. Gifford (1899-1987), the Foundation Professor of Economics and first Head of the Department of Economics at the University of Queensland, and one of the first in Australia to write an introductory textbook. Gifford's publications...
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Cogley and Sargent provide us with a very useful tool for empirical macroeconomics: a Gibbs sampler for the estimation of VARs with drifting coefficients and volatilities. The authors apply the tool to a VAR with three variables-inflation, unemployment, and the nominal interest rate-and two...
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