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Potential Output and Output Gap in Nepal [PDF]

open access: possibleNRB Economic Review, 2010
The potential output and output gap are key variables in identifying the scope for sustainable noninflationary growth and assessment of the stance of macroeconomic policies. This paper estimates potential output and the output gap in Nepal by different methodologies.
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Which gap? Alternative estimations of potential output and the output gap in the Italian economy

Politica economica, 2017
This paper presents an estimation of the output gap based on a multivariate filter that extracts the signal from output indicators and from a Phillips curve. The empirical findings demonstrate that as the specification of the model changes the estimates of output gap and potential output vary over a broad interval.
Cecilia Frale, Sergio De Nardis
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Tourism and the Output Gap

Journal of Travel Research, 2018
This article investigates the impact of tourism arrivals on a host country’s output gap, defined as the difference between actual gross domestic product (GDP) and trend GDP. Using panel data methods that account for the potential endogeneity of tourism and the business cycle, and the possible nonstationarity of tourism arrivals, the results show that ...
Carmignani, Fabrizio, Moyle, Char-lee
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Potential Output and Output Gap Estimates for Nepal

NRB Economic Review, 2017
Estimation of potential output and output gap is one of the key issues for the conduct of macroeconomic policies and structural reforms in the long-run as the idea of output gap helps decide on the stance of such policies. A positive output gap, for instance, indicates that aggregate demand exceeds the productive capacity of the economy resulting into ...
Pradeep Raj Poudyal   +4 more
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Growth, Capacity Output, and the Output Gap

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1963
AST spring and summer we witnessed a vigorous exchange of views between the present Council of Economic Advisors to the President and the former chairman of that body, Professor Arthur F. Burns.' It was a lesson in humility to note that the key issue of this policy-oriented discussion was not some highly sophisticated model but the basic problem of ...
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Potential Output and the Output Gap in Ireland [PDF]

open access: possible, 2001
The performance of the Irish economy in recent years has been outstanding. Between 1994 and 2000, Ireland’s economic growth, as measured by the annual percentage change in real GDP (Gross Domestic Product), has expanded at an annual average rate of approximately 9 per cent. Over the same time period, we have also experienced annual employment growth of
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ESTIMATING POTENTIAL OUTPUT AND THE OUTPUT GAP FOR BRAZIL [PDF]

open access: possible, 2004
This paper aims to estimate output gap for Brazilian economy through di.erents methodolies. We use traditional univariate techniques and propose a new semi-estructural methodology that combines HP filtering and the production function approach. In order to compare the di.erent potential output estimates, we use a Phillips curve to predict free price ...
Carlos Hamilton Vasconcelos Araujo   +2 more
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Capital Utilization, Productivity, and Output Gap

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1979
T HE rate of aggregate output a nation's economy can produce under the conditions of full employment depends on, among other things, the available man-hours, capital stock, and technology. Previous studies on the output gap and potential output, however, have not directly introduced into their models underutilization of capital input caused by the ...
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