We document a persistent increase in excess savings (defined as the difference between gross savings and capital formation) and a steady decline of gross capital formation in a sample of non-financial firms from developed countries. These patterns developed even before the financial breakdown of 2007 reinforcing the case for a secular stagnation hypothesis. They go along with a deleveraging process and a decrease in the share of operating assets in total assets. We discuss three possible explanations for this long-term behavior: financial constraints, operative volatility, and the weakening of business dynamism itself.Fil: Perez Artica, Rodrigo. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conice...
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Recientemente se inició un debate acerca de la hipótesis de estancamiento secular. Según esta hipóte...
The paper contends that the economic growth process around the world has seen a growing dichotomy be...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...
The current stage of meager and fragile growth in the central economies provoked the reappearance of...
This paper analyzes annual accounting data for a sample of 5,000 publicly traded manufacturing firms...
We analyze a sample of manufacturing firms from Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and UK during the per...
The renewed Secular Stagnation hypothesis, put forward to explain the sluggish growth in the develop...
Recent global financial crisis and ongoing turbulence in the global economy revived interest in the ...
Recent global financial crisis and ongoing turbulence in the global economy revived interest in the ...
In recent years, the slow pace of economic growth, high indebtedness, and high unemployment registe...
In this paper, we analyze the behavior of real interest rates over the long-run using historical dat...
This study analyzes the current economic situation, from the 2007-08 Financial Crisis to the present...
This paper examines whether there is empirical evidence to support the hypothesis of a secular decli...
The main focus of this work is theory of secular stagnation. The first part deals with the formulati...
This paper examines whether there is empirical evidence to support the hypothesis of secular decline...
Recientemente se inició un debate acerca de la hipótesis de estancamiento secular. Según esta hipóte...
The paper contends that the economic growth process around the world has seen a growing dichotomy be...
Since 2013 various eminent mainstream economists have proposed reviving the doctrine of “secular st...