... economic growthand productivity growth 26 2.4.3 Stock markets, banks, andgrowth revisited Rousseau and Wachtel (2000) extend the Levine and Zervos (1998) study of stock markets, banks, andgrowth ... financial development and long- rungrowth To the extent that five years does not adequately proxy for long- run growth, the panel methods may be less precise in assessing the finance growth relationship ... studies aggregate economic growth over long periods, a decade or more, and assess the relationship between long- rungrowthand measures of financial development King and Levine (1993a,b,c) build...
... Marginal and Average Cost in the LongRun The long- run marginal and average cost curves are mathematically related The long- run average cost curve slopes downward as long as it is above the long- run ... accompanying long- run marginal cost curve If long- run average cost is falling, as it does initially in Figure 10.5, it must be because long- run marginal cost is pulling it down If long- run cost is ... are no fixed costs in the longrun All long- run costs are variable The foregoing analysis is still useful in analyzing a firm’s long- run cost structure In the long run, the average total cost...
... Ritter, 1986; Johnson and Miller, 1988; Carter and Manaster, 1990; Megginson and Weiss, 1991) Carter and Manaster’s (1990) ‘tombstone’ announcement-based ranking and Megginson and Weiss’s (1991) ... prevalent market anomalies namely the short -run underpricing puzzle and the long- run underperformance phenomenon Jones (1998) defines an anomaly as a ‘regular and predictable return pattern that is ... likely to display less underpricing and better long- Page Chapter 1: Introduction run stock performances (see, among others, Carter and Manaster, 1990; Chemmanur and Fulghieri, 1994; Carter, et al.,...
... Perceived value ! longrun revisit intention H3 Image ! satisfaction H4 Image ! longrun revisit intention H5 Satisfaction ! longrun revisit intention H6 Past switching behavior ! longrun revisit ... short andlongrun revisit intention and not on behavioral intentions in general, we decided to choose a single item measure, following other studies such as Cronin and Taylor (1992), Mattila and ... estimation method and EQS 6.1 The main results obtained for short andlongrun destination revisit intention are displayed in Tables III and IV, respectively In addition, Figures and show a graphical...
... (Department of Labor 2011) Impact on public investments and long- rungrowth The spending cuts enacted under the deficit deal also threaten long- run economic growth They cut disproportionately from the part ... education and training, and research and development are critical components of the NSD budget These investments, which represent half of the NSD budget, are vital to longrun economic growthand global ... significantly, leading to depressed long- run economic growthand poorer living standards for future generations Conclusion The unemployment rate currently hovers above 9%, and consensus forecasts project...
... the stability andgrowth pact: enforcement and procedural flexibility” by R M W J Beetsma and X Debrun, January 2005 434 “Interest rates and output in the long- run by Y Aksoy and M A León-Ledesma, ... their indirect effect via long- term unemployment On the other hand, unemployment benefits duration and labor market policies only affect the weights via their impact on long- term unemployment The results ... (1999) "Aggregate Demand and Long- Run Unemployment, " Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Vol (2), pp 189-236 [6] Ball, Laurence, and N Gregory Mankiw (2002) "The NAIRU in Theory and Practice," Journal...
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... (1995) and Chib and Jeliazkov (2001) we proceed by factorising ln G Ξ\Zt into conditional and marginal densities of various parameter blocks and using additional and Gibbs and Metropolis runs to ... Sargent and co-authors on the evolving dynamics of US inflation is a often cited example of this literature In particular, Cogley and Sargent (2002), Cogley and Sargent (2005) and Cogley, Primiceri and ... been more limited in number and scope D’Agostino, Gambetti and Giannone (2011) focus on TVP-VARs and show that they provide more accurate forecasts of US inflation andunemployment when compared...
... Assessment and Planning Assumptions 43 Chapter – Supporting Jobs andGrowth 3.0 – Supporting Jobs andGrowth 47 Introduction 49 3.1 – Supporting Entrepreneurs, Innovators and ... safety and security of Canadians and the environment as energy resources are developed 16 Introduction EXPANDING TRADE AND OPENING NEW MARKETS FOR CANADIAN BUSINESSES Free and open trade has long ... 101 Expanding Trade and Opening New Markets for Canadian Businesses 101 Canada’s Leadership on Trade 102 Canada’s Trade Plan for Jobs andGrowth 102 Canada-U S Border and Regulatory...
... still expanding at the fast rate of 3,436 km2 a year In addition, arable lands are decreasing by 300 to 600 thousand hectares yearly and deterioration of soils is advancing Natural grasslands are ... “Reforms and Opening” policies and achieved a high economic growth of around 10% yearly As a result, China became an economic power, with its nominal GDP ranking sixth in the world and its export ... 2010 to 2020 and 4~6% from 2020 to 2030 Economic growth will be driven mainly by technical advancement and increased productivity, which will be elicited by continued the Reform and Opening as...
... however, and in writing the long- run relationships in terms of observable variables, long- run reduced form shocks’ are derived as functions of the long- run structural shocks The long- run, or ... Eichenbaum, 1992a, and Cogley and Nason, 1995); signal extraction and learning (e.g Kydland and Prescott, 1982, and Cooley and Hansen, 1995); aggregation (e.g Christiano, Eichenbaum and Marshall, ... independently of short- and medium-term fluctuations In contrast, there are no dichotomies between the determinants of long- rungrowthand short -run fluctuations in DGSE models (though the longrun is often...
... rebalancing, and skewness biases on cumulative abnormal returns and buy -and- hold abnormal returns In sum CARs are a biased predictor of long- run BHARs" (Barber and Lyon, 1997)) On the other hand, Fama ... abnormal returns, and buy and hold abnormal returns Buy -and- hold abnormal returns are defined as the difference between the buy -and- hold return on the "event firm" and the buy and hold return on ... match between sample firms and portfolios and between sample firms and control firms I find that the CAR methods work better than the BHAR methods and that the portfolio and control firm methods...
... 5.3.2 Are long- run abnormal returns only concentrated on small size firm s? 64 5.3.3 Are long- run abnormal returns related to the reasons cited? .67 5.3.4 Long- run abnormal returns and dividend ... long- run anomaly to be aware o f the fact that both buy -and- hold matching methodology and Fama-French calendar time portfolio regression tend to overstate the magnitude and horizon o f long- run ... criteria in the long- run study The remainder o f this paper is organized as follows: Chapter reviews the literature on long- run anomaly and dividend policy Chapter reviews methodologies and describes...
... Zivot and Andrews (1992), Andrews et al (1996), Garcia and Perron (1996), Liu et al (1997), Lumsdaine and Papell (1997), Morimune and Nakagawa (1997), Bai, Lumsdaine and Stock (1998), and Bai and ... estate markets, and 23 the significant implications of the presence of multiple structural breaks on the long- run relationships and short-term return and volatility dynamics (b) Long- run Relationships ... effect and that the long- run movement in the series is unaltered by such shocks Nelson and Plosser (1982) challenge this view and argued, using statistical techniques developed by Dickey and Fuller...
... effects of R&D subsidies, and points out R&D subsidies can either promote or retard long- run economic growth Jinli Zeng and Jie Zhang (2002) paper studies the longrun growth effects of taxation ... resource of economic growth Thus the effect of diminishing return on physical capital will inevitably limit economic growth in longrun along with physical capital stock expanding, and this effect ... intermediate-good outputs, final output and economic growth rate Vertical and horizontal R&D subsidies have positive and negative growth effects respectively while the overall growth effect of an untargeted...
... SingaporE Balancing growth, inflationand populist concerns Macroeconomic overview 2 Population 5.3m Percentage of foreigners 28% GDP US$ 276.5 bn Real GDP growth 1.3% Consumer price inflation 4.6% ... property and land sold within three years of purchase, in addition to tightening loan-to-value limits on housing loans for individuals and companies who already have one loan outstanding Real GDP growth ... in the past decade A dip in growth has already been seen The economy expanded by 1.3% in 2012, compared with growth of 5.5% in 2011 and 14.5% in 2010 Singapore’s GDP growth is largely driven by...
... between the inflation rates of two countries (the inflation differential) APPLICATION Evidence for PPP in the LongRunand Short Run FIGURE 14-2 (1 of 2) Inflation Differentials and the Exchange ... When money growth is higher than income growth, we have “more money chasing fewer goods” and this leads to inflation Money Growth, Inflation, and Depreciation Combining Equation (14-4) and Equation ... FIGURE 14-7 Inflation Rates and Money Growth Rates, 1975–2005 This scatterplot shows the relationship between the rate of inflationand the money supply growth rate over the long run, based on...
... the unemployment battle by expanding aggregate demand and accelerate inflation ◆ Fight inflation by contracting aggregate demand and endure even higher unemployment ◆ Harcourt, Inc items and ... Harcourt, Inc Disinflationary Monetary Policy in the Short Runand the LongRunInflation Rate Long- run Phillips curve A Contractionary policy moves the economy down along the shortrun Phillips ... Expected Inflation Shifts the Short -Run Phillips Curve Inflation Rate Long- run Phillips curve B Expansionary policy moves the economy up along the shortrun Phillips curve …but in the long- run, ...
... depend on the level of expectancy and valence of the compensation system Long- term Incentives Long- term incentives (LTI) are rewards linked to a firm’s long- term growth as well as employee retention ... pay-for-performance plans and using longitudinal data from a sample of 739 US employees in a service-related organization, this study demonstrates different effects for merit pay, bonuses, and long- term incentives ... individual performance and long- term incentives may be weaker than for other forms of compensation, and thus may have lower expectancy than other forms of pay-for-performance Long- term incentives...