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thus in the probability of default. Giv en that arbitrage freeness requires a future appre-ciation in this situation, the real exchange rate will return to its steady state over time.This is what is required to preven t th e real va lue of debt from exploding. However, this1stabilizing debt feedback[r]

account for the strong underlying trends in the model, especially the upward trend in oilprices.C. Relative Forecast PerformanceFigure 9 shows our model’s out-of-sample rolling forecasts, from 2001 through 2011, for oilproduction, oil prices and the growth rate of real GDP. The figure shows on[r]

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A. Normal
B. Substitutes
C. Complements
D. Inferior
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A. A change in income.
B. A change in the price of pr[r]

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The massive oil price ‡uctuations observed in the last few years led many commentatorsto reexamine the functioning of the price-setting mechanism in the oil market (Khan 2009,Kaufmann and Ullman 2009, Miller and Ratti 2009 and Lombardi and Mannucci 2011).1The increasing …[r]

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in stock futures. When the market rises, the futures will pay off. Should themarket fall, the fund will suffer losses. The fund will thus behave as if it wereinvested in stocks. Ergo the name, “synthetic stock.”Market TimingA manager wishes to be exposed to the stock market when he anticipates amark[r]

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independence, but many of the problems I identify with this approach are also relevant to the other approaches that are designed to create a "neo-liberal" central bank. In fact, there is evidence that, as one paper puts it, "Monetary policy is more clearly focused on inflation under