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ASYMMETRIC EFFECTS OF MONETARY SHOCKS ON OUTPUT

Seyed Ahmad Reza Jalali Naieni; Fatemeh Nazifi

Volume 3, 9(Autumn and Winter ) , October 2001, Pages 13-41

Abstract
  This paper tests whether positive and negative monetary shocks have symmetric effects on output growth. The new classical models imply symmetric effects. While new Keynesian models predict asymmetric effects. New Keynesians argue credit rationing and the downward inflexibility of wages and ...  Read More

THE INTERACTION BETWEEN NOMINAL AND REAL VARIABLES IN STRUCTURAL VECM: THE CASE OF IRAN

Hamid Abrishami; Mohsen Mehr Ara

Volume 3, 9(Autumn and Winter ) , October 2001, Pages 43-88

Abstract
  The purpose of this study is to discern the interaction between nominal and real sectors in the context of an oil exporting economy such as Iran. The methodology uses a modeling strategy named structural VECM which provides a practical approach to incorporating long - run structural relationships, ...  Read More

THE ROLE OF THE LEONTIEF'S ACCOUNTING METHOD AS A BRIDGE BETWEEN COMMODITY CENTERED AND HUMAN CENTERED APPROACHES

Ali Asghar Banouei

Volume 3, 9(Autumn and Winter ) , October 2001, Pages 89-126

Abstract
  In this paper a brief review of Commodity Centred and Human Centred approaches is presented. The role of the existing accounting system and its related models in quantifying these approaches with respect to the following questions is analized: "To what extent can the existing ...  Read More

ESTIMATION OF THE INTERSECTORAL CAPITAL COEFFICIENTS MATRIX FOR IRANIAN ECONOMY IN 1370

Mohammad Asiaei

Volume 3, 9(Autumn and Winter ) , October 2001, Pages 127-160

Abstract
  An Intersectoral Capital Coefficients Matrix contains the main features of the structural parameters of an economy. One of its main functions is the role it plays in dynamic input - output models. It is also used as a tool in forecasting the economic variables.In this paper, the net capital stocks are ...  Read More