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1979
Up to and during the Second World War Hayek was known only as a technical economist concerned with the rather specialised areas of monetary theory, the theory of the trade cycle and the theory of capital. While some of his work in those fields did have policy implications he was not concerned with economic policy as such, and only after the publication
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Up to and during the Second World War Hayek was known only as a technical economist concerned with the rather specialised areas of monetary theory, the theory of the trade cycle and the theory of capital. While some of his work in those fields did have policy implications he was not concerned with economic policy as such, and only after the publication
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The Viability of Economic Policy and the Priorities of Economic Policy
Journal of Post Keynesian Economics, 1994As a policy maker, Keynes had most influence in the operation of the excess demand, over-full employment war economies of the First and Second World Wars. Discussion of the viability of "Keynesian" policy has instead concentrated on its success or failure in postwar conditions in which Keynes played no active part.
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Economic Policies and Institutions
info:eu-repo/semantics ...Cardoso, José Luís, Comín, Francisco
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Econometrics and economic policy [PDF]
, 2003 Summary: This is a survey paper on five important developments in econometrics, with illustrative applications to economic policy formulation in Taiwan, Mainland China and the United States. The developments are the endogeneity of explanatory variables in a stochastic equation, nonstationarity of dynamic models in the form of cointegrated variables ...
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2013
The importance of policy considerations in Ricardo’s economic thinking has long been recognized (Dobb 1973, ch. 3). It began with his critique of the Bank of England and the prominence of monetary policy issues in his early work on macroeconomics, and continued into his mature thought on rent, profit and value and the critical issue of the Corn Laws.
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The importance of policy considerations in Ricardo’s economic thinking has long been recognized (Dobb 1973, ch. 3). It began with his critique of the Bank of England and the prominence of monetary policy issues in his early work on macroeconomics, and continued into his mature thought on rent, profit and value and the critical issue of the Corn Laws.
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The Existence of an Optimal Economic Policy
Econometrica, 1969Summary: In this paper the general mathematical structure of most long term economic policy problems is indicated. For such a general policy problem the existence of optimal policy is established under certain conditions. In the proof of the existence theorem presented in this paper, compactness of the set of feasible policies is established using ...
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Optimal Policies for Economic Stabilization
Econometrica, 1973SOME FIFTEEN YEARS have passed since Phillips [15] first showed that the application of certain types of stabilization policies to multiplier-accelerator macroeconomic models could result in undesired oscillations or instabilities. It has become clear from this and other analyses of macroeconomic policy [1, 3, 5, 16] that, because of the dynamic ...
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Using Economics to Improve Economic Policy
2004Columbia Business Law Review, Vol.
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The Impact of Economics on Environmental Policy
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 1999Environmental economists have seen their ideas translated into the rough-and-tumble policy world for over two decades. They have witnessed the application of economic instruments to several environmental issues, including preserving wetlands, lowering lead levels, and curbing acid rain.
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