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19 Oct 2023: Keynesian results, are given more prominence in a way that weakens fiscal policy. ... RET,3 implies that expectational and wealth effects might outweigh the Keynesian type of.

19 Oct 2023: unemployment patterns may lie in the impacts of structural shifts and institutional change. ... Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 25(4), 613-640. Arestis, P., M.C. Baddeley, and M.

19 Oct 2023: Post Keynesian scholars paid attention to theseissues, working within a theoretical framework where increasing public spending has positive ef-fects on the path of labour productivity. ... Post Keynesian scholars support the view that the so-called

19 Oct 2023: Functions: An Investigation of the Impact of Relative Productivity. Growth on Trade Performance1. ... canonical model of economic growth in the Kaldorian tradition. This model sought to.

19 Oct 2023: micro-data. Using a large panel of firms from the Brazilian manufacturing industry. ... regions. Fingleton (2000; 2001; 2003) extended the Verdoorn. literature to incorporate new elements from, for instance, urban economics, using spatial.

19 Oct 2023: 3. The Economics of UK Monetary Policy. The economics of the BoE’s IT are firmly embedded in equations (1) to (6) as shown. ... recorded in the post-second-world-war era. Yet another telling example is the.

19 Oct 2023: impact of demographics and the external sector in order to generalise a nationwide. ... 7See Feroli et al. (2012) for a description of the transmission mechanism of monetary policy in the New Keynesian models.

19 Oct 2023: to a devaluation of the local currency. Exchange rate devaluations improve the price. ... relevant determinant of export performance (e.g. Fagerberg, 1988; Greenhalgh et al., 1994;.

9 Jul 2023: The post-Keynesian economists (see for example Davidson, 2001), take a more radical stance. ... The Keynesian and the post-Keynesian emphasis is on inherent uncertainty about the future, on speculation and the macro-economic co-ordination failures at

19 Oct 2023: This isnot a new theoretical approach. In point of fact, it is at the roots of both Schumpeterian(Schumpeter, 1934, 1939) and Keynesian (Keynes, 1936) forms of demand-led economics. ... Apost-Schumpeterian or post-Keynesian perspective also allows for