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Found 4 search results for: current account balance

Maciej Holko (2020/4, Discussions and polemics, p. 628)

Determinants of the current account balance: A Comment from Post-Keynesian Perspective

Burim Gashi (2019/6, Miscellanea, p. 769)

The Impact of Public Debt on Economic Growth: Evidence for Balkan Countries

The aim of this paper is to analyse the impact of public debt on economic growth in five Western Balkan countries using data for the period of 2008–2017. The author investigates whether there is a non-linear (quadratic) relationship between the public debt (measured by its proportion to GDP) and economic growth (measured by the growth rate of GDP per capita) in this group of countries (...)

Maciej Holko (2019/2, Articles, p. 163)

Theory of Taxation and Tax Policy in OECD Countries

In the context of classical, neoclassical and Keynesian theory of economic growth, the article discusses the problem of tax structure and height. Classical economics and Kalecki argued in favour of progressive income or property taxes while neoclassical economics and Kaldor recommended consumption taxes. The results of econometric research support post-Keynesian theory of growth based on (...)

Kamila Kuziemska-Pawlak (2018/4, Articles, p. 404)

The Determinants of Poland’s current account balance

This paper tries to identify empirically the main determinants of the current account balance (CAB) to GDP ratio in Poland. It shows that an increase of the CAB to GDP ratio was supported by the process of real economic convergence and a rise in the general government balance to GDP ratio. In turn, an appreciation of the real effective exchange rate of the Polish zloty, an increase in the (...)