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Fiscal Policy and Stagnation since 1957
Southern Economic Journal, 1963Since 1957 the economy of the United States has been marked by an alarmingly slow rate of growth, deficient demand, and growing unemployment. As has happened before, the specter of secular inflation has been replaced by the specter of secular stagnation. Recent events have started many wondering whether the U. S.
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Between modernisation and stagnation: Russian economic policy and global crisis [PDF]
Post-Communist Economies, 2013 This paper deals with the trends in the world and Russian economies towards the development of a new post-crisis system, including technological and structural transformation. Three main scenarios of Russian economic development (conservative, innovation and acceleration) are discussed based on historical analysis of Russian economic performance since ...
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Stagnated Policy Shifts in Colombia
Abstract The Bogotá River in Colombia was engulfed by slow-moving environmental harms for decades as cries from impacted communities were ignored by public officials. Strong grassroots activism, or bonding mobilization, emerged but was not accompanied by equally robust bridging mobilization, resulting in pollution remediation reforms ...openaire +1 more source
The End of the Japanese Stagnation: An Assessment of the Policy Solutions [PDF]
, 2006 After more than a decade of stagnant growth, the Japanese economy is showing signs of full recovery, with deflation also having come to an end. Since the mid 1990s both supply side and demand side policy solutions to the Japanese stagnation have been suggested.
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Escaping Secular Stagnation with Unconventional Monetary Policy
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022Luba Petersen, Ryan Rholes
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Uninsured risk, stagnation, and fiscal policy
2016Japan is in the midst of a protracted spell of depressed economic activity. Japan's economic stagnation has occurred against a background of rising earnings risk. Occupational stability is falling as routine occupations disappear and implicit lifetime employment guarantees are gradually disappearing.
Braun, R. Anton, Nakajima, Tomoyuki
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Output Stimulation and Employment Stagnation. Policy By-Products in the Philippines
Economic development and cultural change, 1968T. K. Ruprecht
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[Output Stimulation and Employment Stagnation. Policy By-Products in the Philippines]: Reply
Economic development and cultural change, 1968Polly Hill
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