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In international macroeconomics, the capital account is part of the balance of payments, tracking the flow of capital in and out of a country. It records changes in ownership of assets, including foreign investments, loans, and the transfer of financial assets. The capital account is important ...
The conventional separation of international trade and international macroeconomics excludes the impact macroeconomic dynamics exert on the structure of trade and the aggregate feedback effect of commodity trade. In the standard workhorse, open-economy, macroeconomic framework, either only intertemporal trade...
These features, which are not present in the standard Bayesian learning, are key to generate heterogeneity on the response to macroeconomics shocks of different generations in different countries, and as such, are key drivers of the results in the paper. 2.5. Equilibrium definition We now proceed...
All markets are perfectly competitive, except that the markets for differentiated labor skills and retail goods are monopolis- tically competitive. Each retailer takes all prices but its own as given and sets a price 6Despite the popularity of DSGE models in the recent macroeconomics and open ...
At that time, the mainstream international macroeconomics community was influenced by the "Ricardian Equivalence Theory "and generally opposed "Keynesian "infrastructure construction as a response to the economic crisis. They believed that although infrastructure construction increases employment, it also incre...
2022). During the same period, trade and diplomatic ties between China and Brazil were weakened, hurting major exporters of goods. Hence, the EPU indices of the UK2 and Brazil3 are included as control variables. As an alternative proxy for uncertainty, dummy variables were introduced for three...