The article reports on the impact of weak U.S. dollar currency and negligible interest rates on the Asian economy. It mentions that the currencies of Asian countries can be managed on a trade-weighted basis with the U.S. dollar. It ...
It's goo d , becaus e it makes what w e produc e her e che aper to sell in foreign markets , an d that in t urn spurs(刺激) exports of our products aroun d th e world. T hat translates into mor e manuf acturing an d mor e jobs.But a weak dollar is b a d , becaus ...
“jobless recovery”, and the need to enhance the capacities of Governments in mitigatingtheeffects of economic downturns. daccess-ods.un.org daccess-ods.un.org 在危机后国际环境下,该区域的发展模式预计会有重要调整,以适应危 机后出现的“新常态”,即全球经济增长减缓,全球贸易流量减弱,贸易障碍增 ...
bias described earlier. Moreover, personaltaxesare not modeled directly, even though they fell by more thancorporate taxrates after the 1986 tax reform.25In a paper that examines international evidence during the same time period,Rajan and Zingales (1995)provide weak international evidence that ...
Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe spiraled out of control, causing a foreign currency (such as the South African rand, Botswana pula, United States dollar, etc.) to be used as a medium of exchange instead of the Zimbabwean dollar. Controlling Inflation in the United States: The Federal Reserve ...
What are the benefits of a "weak" U.S. dollar? What is congressional oversight, and how strongly is it pursued by Congress? What did Gorbachev mean by "de-ideologizing" relations among states? What implications did this have for superpower relations?
Hyperinflation is often blamed on "money printing." The quantity theory of money says that an out-of-control money supply is a recipe for very high inflation, especially if the supply side of the economy is too weak or too restricted to increase output. Economists call this type of inflation...
We find consistent results for our main findings and weak effects of credit ratings on the relationship between LSAPs and debt financing. Fourth, by focusing on the periods after the 2008 QE, we can control for the firm’s capital structure and change in conditions surrounding the 2008 QE to...
We use dollar-denominated non-PPP adjusted per capita GDP data, from PWT 8.0. We have chosen not to adopt a 5 % threshold, as in Khandelwal (2010), because by doing so only three countries (namely China, India and Indonesia) would have been classified as low-wage countries. ...
The dollar surged in the years before the COVID-19 pandemic primarily because the U.S. was the first major nation to unwind its monetary stimulus program, after being the first one out of the gate to introduce QE. The long lead-time enabled the U.S. economy to respond positively to the...