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This paper investigates the effects of fiscal policy on asset prices using structural dynamic factor model (SDFM) with cointegrated factors. In this paper I estimated the impulse response functions (IRFs) of stock price and house to government spending shocks using 207 quarterly variables about the U.S economy. I identify government spending shock...
The effects of fiscal policy on the economy is increasingly popular in the literature of empirical macroeconomics and factor-augmented vector autoregressive (FAVAR) models have become a popular tool in explaining how economic variables interact over time. This paper focused on the effect of fiscal policy on aggregate and disaggregated consumption b...
Ghana's desire to achieve sustainable economic growth with relatively stable price level pursue both monetary and fiscal policies that could lead to macroeconomic. This study examines the effects of fiscal and monetary policy on economic growth and determine the level of convergence of growth for Ghana by applying structural equation modeling (SEM)...
Although China, now the world’s second largest economy and largest goods trading nation, has rolled out the ambitious currency internationalization protocol while maintaining strict capital controls for nearly a decade, the implications of this unique reform path on the international economy still present uncertainties. In this paper, we fill in th...
This paper explores the causal influence of tax revenue on economic growth in Ghana. The causality analysis builds on a multivariate setup, allowing for key control variables to intermediate the nexus between tax revenue and economic growth. This enables the paper to overcome variable omission bias, allowing for efficient estimates of the test stat...
This paper explores the causal influence of tax revenue on economic growth in Ghana. The causality analysis builds on a multivariate setup, allowing for key control variables to intermediate the nexus between tax revenue and economic growth. This enables the paper to overcome variable omission bias, allowing for efficient estimates of the test stat...
