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06 24 - 02 02 RA 08 Correlation : output ( ) - inflation ( tk ) -5 % ——nadian95 %造 4.5 . GR 40 410 4.34 4.0 記 output inflation 42 4.3 -0.3 2 3 4 2014 15 20 hours 0.21 82 0.8 BI 405 0.01 interest rate FIGURE 5.
06 24 - 02 02 RA 08 Correlation : output ( ) - inflation ( tk ) -5 % ——nadian95 %造 4.5 . GR 40 410 4.34 4.0 記 output inflation 42 4.3 -0.3 2 3 4 2014 15 20 hours 0.21 82 0.8 BI 405 0.01 interest rate FIGURE 5.
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In principle , a theoretical argument can be made that an expansionary monetary policy shock has a larger impact on output and a smaller impact on prices when the economy is running below potential , and , vice versa , a smaller impact ...
In principle , a theoretical argument can be made that an expansionary monetary policy shock has a larger impact on output and a smaller impact on prices when the economy is running below potential , and , vice versa , a smaller impact ...
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Output growth ( no time fixed effects ) Output growth 3 - digit NAICS code all industries gross output 3 - digit NAICS code all industries value added 1978-2004 0.4140 1988-2004 0.2102 0.9229 0.0262 0.0468 0.0303 0.1354 0.3631 0.1861 ...
Output growth ( no time fixed effects ) Output growth 3 - digit NAICS code all industries gross output 3 - digit NAICS code all industries value added 1978-2004 0.4140 1988-2004 0.2102 0.9229 0.0262 0.0468 0.0303 0.1354 0.3631 0.1861 ...
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