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LINEAR ECONOMICS: THE MULTIPLIER‐ACCELERATOR NEXUS

Australian Economic Papers, 1967
R. O. Hieser
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Place-Specific Economic Base Multipliers

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2011
There is now wide realization that US nonmetropolitan areas are remarkably heterogeneous. Consequently the estimation of employment multipliers should address the diverse attributes and settings of these regions. In response, in this paper we outline a means for estimating cross-sectional economic base multipliers that vary from one place to another ...
Gordon F Mulligan, Alex C Vias
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Demographic changes and economic consequences: Demo-economic multiplier for Austria

Empirical Economics, 1980
"The aim of [this] paper is the development of the demo-economic accounting linkage (demo-economic multiplier) between population development and the production of goods and services in the context of a comparative static analysis." The demo-economic multiplier is derived to indicate the economic conseqences of different household types.
M, Luptacik, I, Schmoranz
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The Neoclassical Economic Base Multiplier

Journal of Regional Science, 2000
In this paper we derive an analytical expression for the regional neoclassical economic base marginal employment multiplier. The model that we adopt is a variant of the 1‐2‐3 general equilibrium model used in trade analysis. Its specific neoclassical characteristics are that laborsupply is a positive function of the real consumption wage and that ...
McGregor, P.G., McVittie, E.P., Swales, J.K., Yin, Y.P.   +3 more
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The Early Use of Lagrange Multipliers in Economics

The Economic Journal, 1998
John Creedy
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Disaggregate Economic Base Multipliers in Small Communities

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1997
Economic base analysis is frequently used to describe employment profiles and to predict project-related impacts in small communities. Considerable evidence suggests, however, that economic base multipliers should be estimated from survey data and not from shortcut methods.
A C Vias, G F Mulligan
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Economic policy uncertainty and government spending multipliers

Economics Letters, 2022
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Li, Rong, Wei, Ning
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Economic Multipliers and Mega-Event Analysis [PDF]

International Journal of Sport Finance, 2009
Critics of economic impact studies that purport to show that mega-events such as the Olympics bring large benefits to the communities “lucky” enough to host them frequently cite the use of inappropriate multipliers as a primary reason why these impact studies overstate the true economic gains to the hosts of these events.
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The “Multiplier” in Economic Literature

Journal of Economic Studies, 1983
From time to time various economists have been attracted to the idea of a multiplier. Probably the most noted and most discussed has been the Keynesian Multiplier — the relation of an increase in investment to an increase in income. However, the term, or at least the concept, has been used explicitly or implied in the writing of other economists.
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Understanding and Using Economic Multipliers (PowerPoint)

2007
Presented to USDA Economists Group, June 18 ...
Hodges, Alan W., Hodges, Alan W.
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