The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... Saving , and Aggregate Demand The three - asset growth model can be used to analyze the effects of an exogenous in- crease in the saving rate . ' 20 The most im- portant issue to be examined is the possibil- ity of excess saving . Under ...
... Saving , and Aggregate Demand The three - asset growth model can be used to analyze the effects of an exogenous in- crease in the saving rate . ' 20 The most im- portant issue to be examined is the possibil- ity of excess saving . Under ...
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... saving rate and the possibility of " excessive saving . " The problem of ex- cessive saving arises when the yield on capital becomes so low that individuals pre- fer to hold government bonds rather than the more risky claims to real ...
... saving rate and the possibility of " excessive saving . " The problem of ex- cessive saving arises when the yield on capital becomes so low that individuals pre- fer to hold government bonds rather than the more risky claims to real ...
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... saving - decisions . Thus , the inflation adjusted , as opposed to the conventionally , measured value of the saving rate is the appropriate I variable to use in an empirical study of * saving behavior . III . Conclusions : The U.S. ...
... saving - decisions . Thus , the inflation adjusted , as opposed to the conventionally , measured value of the saving rate is the appropriate I variable to use in an empirical study of * saving behavior . III . Conclusions : The U.S. ...
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