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Karras, Georgios Kim, Ji Uk Hasan, Iftekhar Oh, Keunyeob Wang, Xiaojun Lozano Vivas, Ana Kim, Bonghan Tallman, Ellis W. Barro, Robert J. Peebles, Gavin Eisner, Robert Joines, Douglas H. All co-authors growth schätzung estimation evidence government wachstumstheorie countries consumption states wirtschaftswachstum zins rate using ricardian endogenous cross capital united implications consumers horizons konsumtheorie fiskalillusion panel dynamics asian test economies monetary rezension evaluate theories country converge neutrality budget deficits stationary asien asia spatial dynamic stochastic banking effects social países variable great depression stock permanently output robert model international data constraints private military productive nineteen déficit presupuestarios tipos interés finite infinite real policy rates exogenous difference nationaleinkommen südkorea wohlfahrtsanalyse variationsrechnung wirtschaftskrise geldpolitik geldmenge bankenkrise mikroökonometrie microeconometrics schätztheorie geldtheorie produktivität productivity haushaltsökonomik convergence analysis regression distribution emissions korean regional incomes catch multiple structural breaks hypothesis allowing sectional dependence price elasticity money demand unity deregulation experience time varying approach efectos did fall facts lower
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Paul D. Evans Prof. Alternative spellings: Paul Evans P. Evans
Profession Economist
Affiliations Ohio State University. Department of Economics University of Houston
Q30071710
Publishing years Series Discussion papers / Institute of Social and Economic Research (3) Discussion paper series / School of Economics and Finance, the University of Hong Kong (1) Special issue on long-run economic growth (1) 
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