Titlebook: Open Economy Dynamics; Michael Carlberg Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Economy Dynamics.Fiscal Policy.Fiskalpolitik.Geld

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Basic Modelate capital and money wages. First of all have a look at sections 1 until 3. As a base of comparison, the overlapping generations model will be sketched out briefly. Then we shall establish the IS—LM model of a small open economy with perfect capital mobility. There it proves useful to distinguish b

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Economy with Public Sectorn and the interest payments on public debt. Public borrowing in turn adds to public debt. The analysis will be implemented within an IS—LM model characterized by the dynamics of public debt, foreign assets, private capital and money wages.

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Basic Model, ., ., ., e, p*, q, r and N0304 are given, while p, w, C, F, H, K, M, Q, X and Y adjust themselves appropriately. The system (1) until (10) is identical to that obtained for flexible exchange rates, cf. section 1.1. in chapter I of part I. The only difference is that here the exchange rate is exoge

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Economy with Public Sectorhases and the interest payments on public debt. The budget deficit in turn augments public debt. The research will be implemented within an IS—LM model featuring the dynamics of public debt, foreign assets, private capital and money wages.

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Synopsisrates in the basic model, cf. table 5. Under flexible, fixed and slow money wages, the long-run equilibrium proves to be stable. The same holds true for monetary policy. When capital gains are allowed for, long—run stability is subject to a condition. If the foreign interest rate is low, the long—ru

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Conclusion foreign assets. A macroeconomic shock induces an extended process of adjustment that is characterized by unemployment. This in turn requires a dynamic path of monetary and fiscal policy. As a response to the shock, the central bank continuously adapts the quantity of money so as to keep up full emp

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Resultess of adjustment. As a result, the long-run equilibrium will be stable. In the short run, the economy suffers from unemployment. And in the long run, full employment will be regained. Second have a look at an economy with public sector. As a consequence, the long—run equilibrium will be unstable. I

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Michael Carlbergfrontier disputes” or “delimitation disputes”, and “disputes as to attribution of territory”. According to this distinction, the former refer to delimitation operations affecting what has been described as “a portion of land which is not geographically autonomous” whereas the object of the latter is

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