Macro-economics
by Rudiger Dornbusch (Hardcover)
Results Macro-economics
Macroeconomics Wikipedia ~ Macroeconomics from the Greek prefix makromeaning large economics is a branch of economics dealing with the performance structure behavior and decisionmaking of an economy as a whole This includes regional national and global economies Macroeconomists study aggregated indicators such as GDP unemployment rates national income price indices and the interrelations among the
Macroeconomics ~ With 189 member countries staff from more than 170 countries and offices in over 130 locations the World Bank Group is a unique global partnership five institutions working for sustainable solutions that reduce poverty and build shared prosperity in developing countries
The Quantum Analysis of Economics ~ Over the past 40 years Bernard Schmitt Emeritus Professor of Monetary Economics of the Universities of Fribourg Switzerland and of Bourgogne France has developed an analysis of the current system of national and international payments
New England Actuarial Seminars ~ New England Actuarial Seminars is your solution to studying for your Validation by Educational Experience VEE exams Candidates seeking to attain membership with the CAS CIA andor SOA are required to complete the VEE requirements for economics corporate finance and applied statistics
Paul Krugman The New York Times ~ Paul Krugman a New York Times OpEd columnist writes about macroeconomics trade health care social policy and politics In 2008 he received the Nobel Prize in Economics
Economy ~ Business and government should work more closely together to reduce inequality and foster inclusive growth To help achieve this at the Paris Peace Forum Gabriela Ramos OECD Chief of Staff G7G20 Sherpa and leader of the OECD’s Inclusive Growth Initiative and Emmanuel Faber Chairman CEO of Danone launched the Business for Inclusive Growth B4IG Platform
Public debt and economic growth Is there a causal effect ~ 1 Introduction Do high levels of public debt reduce economic growth This is an important policy question A positive answer would imply that even if effective in the shortrun expansionary fiscal policies that increase the level of debt may reduce longrun growth and thus partly or fully negate the positive effects of the fiscal stimulus
