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On the Stability of Macroeconomic Relationships in Australia
ABSTRACT In this paper, we analyse whether two key macroeconomic relationships in Australia—Okun's law and the Phillips curve—have been stable over time. This is done by estimating hybrid time‐varying parameter Bayesian VAR models using quarterly data from 1978 to 2024.
Sune Karlsson, Pär Österholm
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Oil price and macroeconomy in Russia [PDF]
In this note, using the VEC model we attempt to empirically investigate the effects of oil price and monetary shocks on the Russian economy covering the period between 1997:Q1 and 2007:Q4.
Katsuya Ito
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Financial assets, fiscal policy, and the macroeconomy [PDF]
In this thesis, I provide several essays in support to answering the question about the interaction of different fiscal instruments, macro aggregates, and financial assets.
Wittmann, Nils
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Towards a Theoretical Framework for an Analysis of Corruption
This is a conceptual paper on the analytics of the phenomena of economic corruption. And it is very much a working paper, begging comments. The paper concentrates on what appears on first reflection a redundant question -what is the impact of corruption?
Moazam Mahmud
doaj
The Indonesian food and beverage industry contributes significantly to the economy of the country. However, previous studies have shown that the industry has a high industrial concentration and price-cost margin (PCM).
Hurriyah +4 more
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A Mixed Frequency BVAR for the Australian Economy*
A mixed frequency vector autoregression (MFVAR) model is proposed for nowcasting, forecasting and backcasting Australian macroeconomic indicators at monthly and quarterly frequencies. A novel augmented Minnesota prior for MFVAR models is also introduced.
Kelly Trinh, Jamie L. Cross
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Do oil price shocks matter? Evidence for some European countries [PDF]
This paper analyzes the oil price-macroeconomy relationship by means of analyzing the impact of oil prices on inflation and industrial production indexes for many European countries using quarterly data for the period 1960-1999.
Juncal Cuñado +1 more
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Culture, Economic Shocks and Conflict: Does Trust Moderate the Effect of Price Shocks on Conflict?*
Internal conflict has affected most developing countries over the past several decades. Economic shocks are among the primary drivers of civil conflict. However, the empirical evidence on the impact of price shocks on the risk of conflict is mixed.
Gautam Bose, Mitchell Choi, Hasin Yousaf
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Wage Differentials, Firm Investment, and Stock Returns
ABSTRACT This study investigates the effects of labor costs on firms' capital investments and stock returns. I estimate wage premia across US industries and show that the negative investment‐return relation implied by q$$ q $$‐theory is steeper for firms paying high wage premia than for firms paying low wage premia.
Yongjun Kim
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