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Evaluation of Steady State Gap in Policy Making for Iranian Economy Simulation of a Dynamic General Equilibrium OLG Model

Rasul Bakhshi Dastjerdi; Zohreh Ahmadi

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 1-33

Abstract
  Evaluation of several decades’ policy experience in Iranian economy indicates  the existance of a gap between its current state and targeted state. The simulated steady state of Economy using a dynamic general equilibrium OLG model shows that there are differences between the steady values ...  Read More

A Study on Iran's Opportunities for Trade Integration with Central Asian Countries

Behzad Doulati; Shukurov Buri Urakovich

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 35-53

Abstract
  Due to increasing economic globalization and the need for greater global participation of countries, policy-makers and politicians throughout the world have broadly addressed the regional cooperation in the past two decades. Iran is no exception and to that end, it seeks to expand ties with central Asian ...  Read More

Designing a New Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model for Iran's Economy with Banking Sector

Somayeh Shahhosseini; Javid Bahrami

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 55-83

Abstract
    Owing to importance of monetary and financial aspects of macroeconomic fluctuations, and the role of financial intermediaries, in this paper, we design a new Keynesian Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) model with regard to banking, to analyze the effect of oil, productivity and monetary ...  Read More

Financial Development and Economic Growth in Iran, Based on a Nonlinear Regression

Zahra Azizi; Morteza Khorsandi

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 85-100

Abstract
  In recent years, several studies have examined the relationship between financial development and economic growth. But even considering the same Indicators of financial development, findings of these studies have been different. The existence of non-linear relationships can be one of the reasons for ...  Read More

Gender Wage Gap in Iran: Urban Areas

Gholamreza Keshavarz Haddad; Arash Alavian Ghavanini

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 101-133

Abstract
  In the recent years, females’ literacy rate has experienced a drastic improvement in Iran; accordingly a remarkable increase in their participation rate is reasonably expected. Education is considered as  one of driving forces of females’ presence in the labor market; however they  ...  Read More

Simulation the Effect of Targeted Subsidieson Economic Growth, Inflation and Unemployment in Iran Using Stochastic Optimal Control Algorithm (OPTCON2)

Rahim Goodarzi; Mahmood Sabuhi; Naser Shahnoushi; Hossein Mehrabi; Mashallah Salarpour

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 135-157

Abstract
  Subsidies are known to distort prices, the optimal allocation of resources and economic growth and induce budget deficit and increase social costs, resulting in irreparable adverse effects on the economy. On the other hand implemetation of subsidy reform programs can have a widespread impact on economic ...  Read More

Feasibility of Implementing Negotiable Certificates of Deposit as a Tool to Investigate the Open Market Operations on Interest-free Banking System

Mohamad Naghi Nazarpoor; Mohamadreza Yousefi; Meysam Haghighi

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 159-185

Abstract
  Considering the prohibition of riba (Usury), and consequently the impossibility of using interest based bonds, they can not utilized as policy  tool in the Usury-Free Banking System. As a result the Open Market Operations as specified by buying and selling  interest-based bonds is not applicable ...  Read More

Using Input-output Table to assess Relative Importance of Economic Sectors in Iran Through Net Forward and Net Backward Linkages Approach

Mohammadgholi Yousefi; Mohammad hossein Ghelbash

Volume 17, Issue 53 , February 2013, Pages 187-211

Abstract
  The purpose of this paper is to determine the relative importance of economic sectors in Iran on the bases of available input output table for the year 1380(2001).Using Net Forward and Backward Linkages Approach .This approach being superior to other approaches mainly because of avoiding overestimation ...  Read More