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Inflation and finance

Pénzügyi Szemle = Public Finance Quarterly, 2023
The study concentrates on the discussion in Hungary about the causes of contemporary inflation: what are the main causes of it and how to rank them. It tries to establish whether the simple methods of monetary policy are appropriate to stop inflation. The method of the study is an overview of recent professional articles and the analysis of the data of
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Inflation, Capital, and Deficit Finance

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1977
Rüdiger Dornbusch
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Inflation in the Theory of Public Finance

The Swedish Journal of Economics, 1973
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Inflation and the finance–growth nexus

Economic Modelling, 2010
Abstract This paper re-investigates whether there exist inflation thresholds in the finance–growth linkage. By applying the Caner and Hansen's (2004) instrumental-variable threshold regression approach to the dataset of Levine et al. (2000), we find strong evidence of a nonlinear inflation threshold in the relationship, below which financial ...
Ho-Chuan Huang
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War Finance and Inflation

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1918
The beginning of wisdom in the financing of our war is the full appreciation of the fact that the ultimate term in our war finance must be not money, not the dollar-but what the dollar will buy. Every day that the war goes on makes it clearer and clearer that the war is a contest in economic organization and resources, and that victory will lie with ...
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INFLATION AND COMPANY FINANCE.

The Accounting Review, 1960
Abstract The great inflation of the last twenty years has caused, if not a revolution in accounting thought, at least a civil war among accountants. It is not possible in this paper to examine the reasons for this failure among accountants to agree on a course of action that will avoid the pitfalls of conventional practice.
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Government Financing with Taxes or Inflation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
We calculate the effects of an increase in government spending under two financing alternatives: labor income taxes or inflation. A standard cash-in-advance model implies that it is optimal to finance the increase in spending with inflation rather than with taxes. We allow agents to choose the moment in which they adjust their portfolio.
Bernardino Adao, Andre C. Silva
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Inflation and Agricultural Finance: Discussion

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1980
On my high school football team was a large, slow defensive guard who sat on the bench most of the time while a smaller, more agile fellow enjoyed the action. In response to town-folk criticism about his personnel deployment, my coach responded: "I'd rather get there with a little than not get there with a lot." I will try to follow that prescription ...
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Inflation Risk and the Finance-Growth Nexus

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Abstract When firms finance using long-term nominal debt issued by financial intermediaries, changes in expected inflation lead to a wealth transfer across sectors. Higher expected inflation decreases firms’ real liabilities and default risk, which helps reduce debt overhang. However, it hurts intermediaries’ real assets, leading to a
Alexandre Corhay, Jincheng Tong
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