-
1by Congdon, Tim Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...Many authorities claim that central banks ‘have run out of ammunition’, either because the central bank rate has dropped close to the zero lower bound or...”
-
2by Palanki, Rupa Chamarthy, Siva Palanki, Srinivas Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...Our research examines whether there is a causal effect between expanding health insurance and diabetes incidence. Comprehensive county‐level data from the...”
-
4by Gnangnon, Sena Kimm Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...This article examines the effect of poverty volatility on poverty in developing countries. Poverty volatility refers to the amplitude of the change in poverty...”
-
5
-
7“...This article sketches the theory of debt finance and cites historical evidence on the sustainability of debt. If it is accepted that the future should under...”
-
8by Espinosa, Victor I Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...Last year, 2020, was the 50th anniversary of the opening of the ‘Chilean road to socialism’ by Salvador Allende. Although the Allende government is the...”
-
12by Hetzel, Robert Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...To understand both how it controls inflation and how it trades off inflation with its goal of maximum employment, the Federal Reserve System uses a Keynesian...”
-
13“...We survey the historical record for two centuries on the connection between expansionary fiscal policy and inflation. The relationship holds in wartime when...”
-
14
-
17by Gmeiner, Robert Published in Economic affairs (Harlow) (01.02.2021)“...Economic institutions are linked to economic growth because they create conditions favourable for production and exchange. Institutions can give a country...”
-
18
-
19
-
20