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How The UK Economy Works ? Estimating the UK Macro Economic, Monetary and Fiscal policy Framework

In this video, anybody can gather knowledge of the most important features and economic dynamics at work in the UK economy. Extensive models, explained simply, will encompass all aspects of ...the economy, from fiscal policy, through labor markets, unemployment, inflation, economic growth, and the Bank of England monetary policy. In Substance, in this video, you can gather knowledge of all the main structural features of the UK Economy, and why Fiscal Policy chopping and changing seems to be ineffective and inefficient.
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00:00:08 Introduction to OIKONOMIKA'
00:02:34 Macroeconomic Dashboard Overview
00:03:09 Linear Regression Analysis
00:05:04 GDP and Unemployment Relationship
00:06:13 Philips Curve Insights
00:08:01 Inflation and Unemployment Dynamics
00:10:19 Aggregate Demand and Inflation
00:11:36 Labor Market Mismatches
00:13:08 Economic Growth Types
00:15:34 VAR Model Application
00:17:25 Government Borrowing Effects
00:18:44 Fiscal Policy and Unemployment
00:20:29 Impact of Economic Growth on Borrowing
00:27:29 Inflation Dynamics Overview
00:37:17 Structural Economic Changes Needed
00:50:43 Financial Friction Factors
01:12:40 Brexit's Economic Impact
01:46:05 Potential Output and Economic Growth
02:59:11 A static accounting of expenditure and revenues reveals a continuous narrowing of the fiscal buffer. It is crucial to adopt a dynamic and structural assessment framework to fully understand the interactions within the economy and the limited scope of fiscal policy.

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How The UK Economy Works ? Estimating the UK Macro Economic, Monetary and Fiscal policy Framework

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When Ireland can agree to a unification referendum with Northern Ireland, according to the Good Friday Agreement

Apr 29, 2024 capitalmarketsjournal

The 1998 Good Friday Agreement explicitly envisages a possible referendum on the creation of a United Ireland. A significant section…

How The UK Economy Works ? Estimating the UK Macro Economic, Monetary and Fiscal policy Framework

When Ireland can agree to a unification referendum with Northern Ireland, according to the Good Friday Agreement

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