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We use the Disaggregated Economic Accounts (DEA) model, developed by Andersen et al. (2023), to study the consequences of an increase in Danish pharmaceuticals exports. The model predicts that consumption and output increase following an increase in pharmaceutical export, but that the increase...
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This paper provides a detailed description of Danmarks Nationalbank's current methodology for estimating potential output and output gaps in the Danish economy. Although the general framework is similar to the previous production function approach in Andersen and Rasmussen (2011), each of the...
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We use the Disaggregated Economic Accounts (DEA) model, developed by Andersen et al. (2023), to study the consequences of an increase in Danish pharmaceuticals exports. The model predicts that consumption and output increase following an increase in pharmaceutical export, but that the increase...
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Exceptionally large monetary and fiscal policy measures have been implemented globally to counteract the adverse economic consequences of the covid-19 crisis. The analysis first provides an overview of some of the measures taken to support liquidity and lending in the US, Germany, Sweden and...
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Households' savings increased significantly during the first wave of the corona pandemic in Denmark and several other countries. This Economic Memo finds that the higher savings in Denmark were driven by restrictions rather than precautionary consumers. Precautionary savings have so far been...
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This paper provides a detailed description of Danmarks Nationalbank's current methodology for estimating potential output and output gaps in the Danish economy. Although the general framework is similar to the previous production function approach in Andersen and Rasmussen (2011), each of the...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011754968