Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Menzie Chinn — Implied Output Response to Demand Side Shifts in the Friedman Scenario under Local to Potential Assumptions

I was wondering what a conventional (estimated) macroeconometric model implied for a sustained 7.7% increase in government consumption and investment as a share of GDP implies for output…
So, where you think you will end up depends a lot on where you think you are now…
Thomas Aquinas, citing Aristotle, in De ente et essentia: "A small mistake in the beginning is a big one in the end…."

Econbrowser
Implied Output Response to Demand Side Shifts in the Friedman Scenario under Local to Potential Assumptions
Menzie Chinn | Professor of Public Affairs and Economics. Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs, University of Wisconsin–Madison

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