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Recovery from Economic Disasters

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
AbstractThis study uses two large datasets to explore the output dynamics following economic disasters, one including 180 economic disasters across 38 countries over the last two centuries and the other including 204 disasters in 182 countries since World War II.
Ćorić, Bruno, Škrabić Perić, Blanka
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Economic recovery and policy uncertainty [PDF]

open access: possible, 2012
Until some political mechanism creates incentives to elect moderate representatives who can reach across the ideological divide, the US seems destined to heightened levels of policy uncertainty for many years to come. Some research suggests that such uncertainty, particularly over economic policy, partly explains the sluggish nature of the recovery in ...
Scott R. Baker   +3 more
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Japan's Economic Recovery.

Economica, 1959
Este trabajo racionaliza y analiza la medida, causas inmediatas y direccion de los costos sociales (economicos), asociados con cambios distorsionantes o correctores en la politica de sustitucion de importaciones.
E. S. Kirby, G. C. Allen
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The Conditions for Economic Recovery

Journal of Economic Issues, 1984
(1984). The Conditions for Economic Recovery. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 1249-1254.
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Economic Recovery

2021
David Malpass   +2 more
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Asian Economic Recovery

2002
Scenarios for East Asia's recovery - how different will East Asia be post-crisis? future exchange rate regimes for developing East Asia -exploring the policy options corporate governance in East Asia -implications for economic efficiency the role of the IMF in East Asia's recovery - lessons for the future regional policy options - an agenda for action ...
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The Economics of the Recovery Program

American Political Science Review, 1934
From Aristotle's day to this, the subject-matter of economics has been recognized by political scientists to affect very greatly the institutions with which the latter deal. In our own time, studies like those of Professors Charles A. Beard and Arthur N.
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ECONOMIC RECONSTRUCTION AND RECOVERY

2002
The experiences of a number of countries, principally Germany and Japan, following the Second World War have led many to be highly optimistic as regards economic recovery from war. There are, however, some important differences between such countries and the typical developing country emerging from war in the 1990s:The most important difference is that
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Economic Recessions and Recoveries

2012
Economic output may drop for reasons related with supply, such as a fall in the number of the employed factors of production or increases in real costs; and for reasons related with demand, such as an increase in non-productive market power or a fall in aggregate demand, the worst type of recession in the past.
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