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From its publication in The Times in 1933, John Maynard Keynes’s investment multiplier sparked much debate and … controversy. Can an investment generate 3 or 4 times its value in income within one year? To date, no one has questioned the …
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In this paper we consider a family of investment project defined by their deterministic cash flows. We assume …
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the effect of financial risk on performance of some banks listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) covering the period of …
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ratio. However, if the interest rate policy is constrained, new contractionary feedbacks arise: recessionary shocks lead to …
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A new relationship is derived for net present value (NPV) per dollar invested that is composed entirely of interest rates. The rates are mark-ups to the cost of capital, each mark-up being an internal rate of return (IRR) embedded in the complex plane. The result has been shown before, but only...
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the mechanisms by comparing impulse responses to house price shocks within and outside the Eurozone …
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macroeconomic outcomes such as aggregate consumption, investment, and output. Speculation in the boom years reduces asset prices …
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Should monetary policymakers raise interest rates during a boom to rein in financial excesses? We theoretically investigate this question using an aggregate demand model with asset price booms and financial speculation. In our model, monetary policy affects financial stability through its impact...
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