The recent economic events driven by the great financial crisis of 2007-08 has challenged some "dogma", highlighting various limits and drawbacks of current paradigms. The crisis showed the limitations of monetary policy and led to a revaluation of what levels of public debt can be considered safe. This volume aims to refresh the debate on some important long-run macroeconomic issues from new and fresh perspectives.
The recent economic events driven by the great financial crisis of 2007-08 has challenged some "dogma", highlighting various limits and drawbacks of current paradigms. The crisis showed the limitations of monetary policy and led to a revaluation of what levels of public debt can be considered safe. This volume aims to refresh the debate on some important long-run macroeconomic issues from new and fresh perspectives.
Giovanni Di Bartolomeo teaches economic policy and monetary economics at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Enrico Saltari teaches economics and financial economics at the Sapienza University of Rome, Italy.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Introduction Part I -Theories 1 Optimal growth theory revisited 2 Continuous-time modelling 3 Demand factors and GDP growth 4 LAMP & banks balance sheet constraints 5 Secular Stagnation Part II -Policies 6 Public finance and inflation 7 Government budget constraints 8 Productivity as an intermediate target 9 FX reserves for emerging economies 10 Labor market policies
Contents Introduction Part I -Theories 1 Optimal growth theory revisited 2 Continuous-time modelling 3 Demand factors and GDP growth 4 LAMP & banks balance sheet constraints 5 Secular Stagnation Part II -Policies 6 Public finance and inflation 7 Government budget constraints 8 Productivity as an intermediate target 9 FX reserves for emerging economies 10 Labor market policies
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