Journal Of Policy Modeling
Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue5.2000:
... findings of Mah (1994) [Mah, ...Approach. Journal of Policy Modeling 16:291–298] who, based on the Engle–Granger test of cointegration, fails to find evidence of a ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... Issue of the Journal of Policy Modeling on “The Euro, the Dollar, and the International Monetary Sys- tem” arose out of the Session that I organized at the Annual Meeting ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol23.Issue1.2001:
... outcome of integrating into the world economy; some saw integration with the advanced economies as the sole motor driving the TE's trade, including among ...assumption of a quick and low-cost ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... components of money and credit, aimed to monitor those nominal variables that are ultimately linked to the rate of ...analysis of monetary aggregates is complemented by a comprehensive (“broadly ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... theory of optimal currency areas spells out the conditions required for the benefits to exceed the costs for a nation belonging to an optimal currency ...monetary policy nor exchange rate policy ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... creation of the euro is the expansion of the European commer- cial bond ...fear of exchange rate fluctuations between the borrower and the lender has facilitated substantial crossborder lending ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... could not figure out what was there other than blind faith in search of a model. And the same goes for Mundell’s recurrent fascination with gold. For most economists gold goes in teeth, around the neck, or on the ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... winds of competition into previously sheltered sectors of the Euro- pean ...target of takeovers, not just because the Single Market has removed the barriers to crossborder mergers but, critically, ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue4.2000:
... 5 of Table 6 also contain detailed sectoral changes in production from these two pollution subsidy simula- ...outputs of the agriculture and service sectors by Y 840 million and Y 630 million, ...outputs ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue4.2000:
... variation of this output constraint facilitates the mea- surement of changes in income associated with lumber conserva- ...value of their lumber stock by harvesting lumber until the real interest ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... volatilities of nominal exchange rates against the ...stability of exchange rate volatilities does not apply to high frequency ...stability of exchange rate volatilities is quite ...collapse ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... history of the international monetary system since the dollar took over from sterling the role of dominant international ...mainstream of the world economy will be characterized by a tripolarism ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue2.2000:
... knowledge of dates of recessions. Two classifications of recession are ...datings of recessions, which are identified by the (Taiwan) Council of Economic Planning and Development ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue2.2000:
... some of them are also poor cultivators with some ...possibility of considering households with exactly the same characteristics between groups (a) and ...surveys of National Sample Survey ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue2.2000:
... rate of GDP: This simulation examines the effects of macroeconomic performance on energy consumption behavior and imports of ...rate of GDP leads to higher consumption of oil as well as ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue2.2000:
... portion of the volume of burley tobacco produced and traded in the world mar- ...availability of U.S. tobacco. However, during the past 2 decades, the volume of burley traded in the ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue2.2000:
... Two of them are well specified, ...side of the variables ...supply of output, (2) the demand for output, (3) the constant mark-up pricing rule, and (4) price setting conducted by the product-market ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... timing of the liberalization of capital flows in Asia during the ...number of Asian countries started to dismantle their system of controls on capital inflows in the early ...segments ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... Part of the motivation of the push for EMU clearly went beyond concern with war prevention to goals of greater European political integration, but these goals were typically only vaguely perceived ...
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Directory UMM :Journals:Journal Of Policy Modeling:Vol22.Issue3.2000:
... value of the euro during the first 6 months of its introduction caused great concern to Wim Duisenberg (the Gover- nor of the ECB), Hans Tietmayer, and Ernest Welteke (respec- tively, the retiring ...
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