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Financial Analysts Journal, 1974
The sharp rise in the rate of inflation in 1973, after two years of diminishing rates, was a great surprise to many. What was the primary cause? Many reasons have been advanced to explain this change, some of them logical, and some not. Most of the explanations are based, in one way or another, on the basic cause of inflation: too much money chasing ...
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The sharp rise in the rate of inflation in 1973, after two years of diminishing rates, was a great surprise to many. What was the primary cause? Many reasons have been advanced to explain this change, some of them logical, and some not. Most of the explanations are based, in one way or another, on the basic cause of inflation: too much money chasing ...
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Economic Affairs, 1985
By the end of 1985 the USA will bo the most heavily indebted nation on the planet. Professor G. K. Shaw of the University of Buckingham and Geoffrey Wood of the City University Business School differ on Reagan's budgetary policy.
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By the end of 1985 the USA will bo the most heavily indebted nation on the planet. Professor G. K. Shaw of the University of Buckingham and Geoffrey Wood of the City University Business School differ on Reagan's budgetary policy.
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2009
Abstract The Ricardian equivalence theorem was formulated, as the name suggests, by the British classical economist David Ricardo (1817, p. 245), who immediately dismissed it as being irrelevant in practice. In an influential paper, however, the new classical economist Robert Barro (1974) forcefully argued that the Ricardian equivalence ...
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Abstract The Ricardian equivalence theorem was formulated, as the name suggests, by the British classical economist David Ricardo (1817, p. 245), who immediately dismissed it as being irrelevant in practice. In an influential paper, however, the new classical economist Robert Barro (1974) forcefully argued that the Ricardian equivalence ...
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Budget deficit and current account deficit in case of South Africa
Journal of Public Affairs, 2022Ranjan Aneja, Umer Jeelanie Banday
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1996
In recent years there has been a lot of discussion about US budget deficits. Many economists and other observers have viewed these deficits as harmful to the US and world economies. The supposed harmful effects, predicted by theories of the life-cycle type, include high real interest rates, low saving, low rates of economic growth, large current ...
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In recent years there has been a lot of discussion about US budget deficits. Many economists and other observers have viewed these deficits as harmful to the US and world economies. The supposed harmful effects, predicted by theories of the life-cycle type, include high real interest rates, low saving, low rates of economic growth, large current ...
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Sustainability of Budget Deficits [PDF]
Public Policy Review, 2013 This paper examines theoretical models that underpin studies on gsustainability of budget deficits h, which have been drawing interest in recent years, and also explains methods of empirical tests. The paper starts with a discussion on the intertemporal government budget constraint in a certainty model and then expands the discussion to under ...
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1996
The phenomenon of substantial peacetime budget deficits over the past20 years has been traced to the burden of entitlements, a slowdown ineconomic productivity, and demographic and macroeconomic shifts in theindustrial countries. Though smaller and structurally different, deficitsin developing countries have also become worrisome.
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The phenomenon of substantial peacetime budget deficits over the past20 years has been traced to the burden of entitlements, a slowdown ineconomic productivity, and demographic and macroeconomic shifts in theindustrial countries. Though smaller and structurally different, deficitsin developing countries have also become worrisome.
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