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interest rate, in an environment characterized by heterogenous and endogenously time-varying private-sector output and … interventions have both a direct effect on output and inflation (via aggregate demand formation) and an indirect effect on these …
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distribution, investment, aggregate demand and output. A baseline version of the model can generate endogenous growth cycles, but …
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mandate: output gap and inflation gap. Fiscal policy has a countercyclical effect. Broadly speaking, country (1) describes the …
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their own lagged values and the official sector output. The results indicate that tax hikes lead to sizeable tax evasion and … automatic stabilizers on government spending (income taxes) stabilized the economy by reducing (raising) output levels even in …
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This paper scrutinizes the debate of Keynes and Hayek concerning the adequate re- sponse to economic crises from a historical perspective. In a first step the develop- ment of the Keynesian economic theory, its ascent during the Great Depression and its use during financially sound times is...
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This paper explores the rise of money and class society in ancient Greece, drawing historical and theoretical parallels to the case of ancient Egypt. In doing so, the paper examines the historical applicability of the chartalist and metallist theories of money. It will be shown that the origins...
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their own lagged values and the official sector output. The results indicate that tax hikes lead to sizeable tax evasion and … automatic stabilizers on government spending (income taxes) stabilized the economy by reducing (raising) output levels even in …
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Robert Solow has criticized our 2006 Journal of Economic Perspectives essay describing "Modern Macroeconomics in Practice." Solow eloquently voices the commonly heard complaint that too much macroeconomic work today starts with a model with a single type of agent. We argue that modern...
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In this paper a critical analysis of the IS-LM model is made. Previously, the backgrounds, general characteristics and logic-formal expression of the basic model are examined. With this support and some diagrams it is shown that the model contains limitations as analytical instrument. Among them...
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