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cpb-trademonitor-mar2011.pdf
... production declined by 0.8% in march from the previous month, following near-stagnation in february. the march decline was caused by the disaster in japan, where production plummeted by 14.9%. production growth picked up in the united states, emerging asia, and latin america. overall, first quarter growth was strong, 2.1% ( ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion72.doc
... equation) and uses the variation over time (the growth regression) to identify the link from eu membership via trade openness to production growth. institutional change is another important aspect of ... equation) and uses the variation over time (the growth regression) to identify the link from eu membership via trade openness to production growth. institutional change is another important aspect of ...
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Microsoft Word - noordman.doc
... production fluctuates strongly around a stable, but low growth trend. a trend average annual volume gross production growth rate in percentage during 1984-2000 b volatility standard deviation of annual production growth ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc91.doc
... introduced as an additional production factor, contributing to equilibrium production levels in a neoclassical growth model and to the balanced growth rate in an endogenous growth framework. human capital ... the production level, or in first-differences changes in the human capital stock affect production growth. as mentioned before, mankiw et al. (1992) extend the standard neoclassical growth ...
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memo221.pdf
... benefits aggravated this problem. from the nineteen eighties onward, the volatility of inflation and of production growth has decreased in almost all rich countries. this phenomenon is called the great moderation. the ... crisis' there is a significant difference in level of production that is not compensated by higher growth after the crisis. table 2.2 growth of gdp per capita before and after end of ...
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memo241.pdf
... + n n where ft y represents tfp growth, h represents human capital per worker, and n denotes working-age population. demographic risk affects production growth, as ageing has a direct effect on n ... growth at the macro level remains to be discovered. a different transmission channel is provided by scale effects in the production of new ideas. lee (1988) and kremer (1993) argue that population growth ...
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Research Memorandum (set-up)
... of economic growth may increase because r d directly spurs the development of new products and new, more efficient production methods. increased r d activities may also boost growth 7 indirectly, ... . details are provided in appendix e. the growth of total factor productivity (t) is the difference between production growth and the contribution to growth of the primary inputs where we have chosen ...
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... production process; spill-over effects of ict. first, the domestic production of ict can contribute directly to overall tfp and labour productivity growth. technological progress in the production of ict-products can generate huge productivity growth in ...
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Microsoft Word - dp_CPB_parttime_euwals.doc
... national accounts. the variables on growth of production and capital intensity are based on figures on gross production, labour input and investments per sector. the growth of production will be interpreted as a measure for the business cycle. table 5.1 shows that the growth of production ...
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Research Memorandum (set-up)
... growth-accounting exercise. an advantage of growth-accounting is that changes in production can be ascribed to changes in the different productive factors separately. table 4.1 attributes average economic growth ... the growth-accounting exercise the effects of labour reallocation on growth are attributed to extra labour and capital inputs in the production process. assuming a capital and equal growth ...
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