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tial explanations - high investment distortions , high capital income taxes , and low productivity in tradables relative to nontradables - behind the low real rates of investment in poor coun- tries , each force will result in different ...
tial explanations - high investment distortions , high capital income taxes , and low productivity in tradables relative to nontradables - behind the low real rates of investment in poor coun- tries , each force will result in different ...
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The real investment rate is still given by the product of the nominal investment rate and an inverse function of the relative price of capital , with the only difference being that PP and PP , now refer to the aggregate price indices of ...
The real investment rate is still given by the product of the nominal investment rate and an inverse function of the relative price of capital , with the only difference being that PP and PP , now refer to the aggregate price indices of ...
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Columns 2-5 ( inventory facts ) : contemporaneous correlations of inventory investment with GDP and final sales , respectively , then relative volatilities of inventory investment and final sales . Columns 6-7 ( relative price ) ...
Columns 2-5 ( inventory facts ) : contemporaneous correlations of inventory investment with GDP and final sales , respectively , then relative volatilities of inventory investment and final sales . Columns 6-7 ( relative price ) ...
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