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Money and Interest in a Cash-in-Advance Economy [PDF]
Econometrica, 1985 We analyze an aggregate general equilibrium model in which the use of money is motivated by a cash-in-advance constraint, applied to purchases of a subset of consumption goods. The system is subject to both real and monetary shocks, which are economy-wide and observed by all.
Robert E. Lucas Jr., Nancy L. Stokey
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Globalization of consumer confidence [PDF]
Panoeconomicus, 2017 The globalization of world economies and the importance of nowcasting analysis have been at the core of the recent literature. Nevertheless, these two strands of research are hardly coupled.
Çelik Sadullah, Deniz Pınar
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Scientific Annals of Economics and Business, 2022 Unlike developing economies, advanced economies easily borrow debt to finance budget deficits. Government debt is one of the active measures of fiscal policy in these economies to run the economy and overcome its cyclicality.
Van Bon Nguyen
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National culture, public health spending and life insurance consumption: an international comparison
Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, 2023 This study aims to offer insight on the national cultural differences, public health expenditures, and economic freedom that persisted in life insurance expenditure across 28 advanced economies and 21 emerging and developing economies from 2002 to 2017 ...
Cong Tam Trinh +3 more
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Education Policy Analysis Archives, 2012 The purpose of this study was to simultaneously examine relationships between teacher quality and instructional time and mathematics and science achievement of 8th grade cohorts in 18 advanced and developing economies.
Hee Kyung Hong
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The Secular Stagnation Hypothes is and the Future of Europe’s Advanced Economies
Politeja, 2020 The secular stagnation hypothesis originated in the late 1930s when Alvin Hansen proposed that the American economy will experience a prolonged depression because of the slowdown in demographics. Widely discussed in the aftermath of the Great Depression,
Artur F. Tomeczek
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The relationship between public debt and income inequality in advanced and developing economies: Empirical evidence on the difference [PDF]
PanoeconomicusIn the context of increasing globalization, income inequality becomes one of the severe problems in both advanced and developing economies. Meanwhile, public spending financed by public debt may be an appropriate instrument of fiscal policy to narrow ...
Nguyen Van Bon
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CURRENT TENDENCIES OF THE GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY AND RUSSIAN INDUSTRIAL RESTRUCTURING PRIORITIES
Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2015 This article is devoted to the analysis of restructuring in the Russian production sector basing on the worldwide experience of innovative industrial policy with the focus on the role of the government in this process.
A. A. Chernyshev
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Sovereign Debt Sustainability in Advanced Economies
Journal of the European Economic Association, 2014 We develop a measure of maximum sustainable government debt for advanced economies. How much investors are willing to lend to a country's government depends on how high a primary surplus they expect that government to generate, how fast they expect the country to grow, how volatile they expect that growth to be, and how much debt they expect the ...
Collard, Fabrice +2 more
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The cost of a fair and sustainable COVID-19 grant for the world’s poorest economies
Sustainability: Science, Practice, & Policy, 2021 The emerging-market and developing economies face a multitude of grave challenges as they confront the COVID-19 pandemic, including a critical lack of budgetary space.
Steven Kamin, Benedict Clements
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