Heinsohn and Steiger's property premium fails to supplant time preference and fits within conventional interest rate decompositions, contributing a third term only for money-issuing banks.
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Mr. Keynes and the "Classics"; A Suggested Interpretation
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Aggregate fiscal variable G in IS-LM-BP is sufficient only under the restrictive condition that all instruments have identical marginal effects on output, otherwise composition-weighted multipliers are required.
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Property, Interest, and Money: Is Heinsohn and Steiger's Property Premium a Determinant of Interest?
Heinsohn and Steiger's property premium fails to supplant time preference and fits within conventional interest rate decompositions, contributing a third term only for money-issuing banks.
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Fiscal Aggregation and the Limits of IS--LM--BP: Derivations, Aggregation Bias and Reproducible Adversarial Simulations
Aggregate fiscal variable G in IS-LM-BP is sufficient only under the restrictive condition that all instruments have identical marginal effects on output, otherwise composition-weighted multipliers are required.