Economia
"(...) If the negative impact of austerity on economic growth is greater than was originally assumed, and the positive impact of quantitative easing is weaker, then the policy mix favored by practically all European governments has been hugely wrong. There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus."
Um artigo de Robert Skidelsky que se recomenda, deixando no entanto o alerta de que aquilo que é verdade para a União Europeia no seu conjunto não é (necessariamente) verdade para toda e cada uma das suas partes e, em especial, para os países com fortes desequilíbrios externos e sob programas de ajustamento.
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Economia
Ler os Outros: Models Behaving Badly - Robert Skidelsky
"(...) If the negative impact of austerity on economic growth is greater than was originally assumed, and the positive impact of quantitative easing is weaker, then the policy mix favored by practically all European governments has been hugely wrong. There is much greater scope for fiscal stimulus to boost growth, and much smaller scope for monetary stimulus."
Um artigo de Robert Skidelsky que se recomenda, deixando no entanto o alerta de que aquilo que é verdade para a União Europeia no seu conjunto não é (necessariamente) verdade para toda e cada uma das suas partes e, em especial, para os países com fortes desequilíbrios externos e sob programas de ajustamento.
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- O Que Significa "no Longo Prazo"?
'In the long run, we are all dead': What did Keynes really mean? The impression that Krugman wants to convey is that only the stimulus-crowd wants to make things better now, but is he right? By Mario Rizzo, "... In empirical...
- O Multiplicador Keynesiano Pode Ser Negativo
KEYNESIAN GOVERNMENT SPENDING MULTIPLIERS AND SPILLOVERS IN THE EURO AREA by Tobias Cwik and Volker Wieland Abstract The global financial crisis has lead to a renewed interest in discretionary fiscal stimulus. Advocates of...
- Evidências Do Fracasso Da Política Expansionista Americana
Daily Policy Digest The U.S. Experience with Fiscal Stimulus The Obama administration's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), better known as the "stimulus" package, reinvigorated the national debate regarding stimulus spending and...
- Política Macroeconômica De Estímulos Fiscais - Sim Ou Não?
Background readingMonetary policy: The right stimulus counterfactual Fiscal policy: Flying blind Buttonwood: Running out of options Stimulus: Erring on the side of incaution Fiscal stimulus: When does fiscal stimulus work? American economic...
- Alemanha - Mercado De Trabalho
How Germany retained jobs despite downturn — and what it means for usBy Zachary RothAs the United States struggles to replace the 8 million jobs lost in the Great Recession, it makes sense to look at the one developed nation that came out of the global...