Mối liên hệ giữa nợ và lạm phát ở các nền kinh tế chuyển đổi: Một khuôn khổ từ các nền kinh tế trưởng thành?

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Trond-Arne Borgersen1, Roswitha M King1
1Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Languages, Østfold University College, Remmen, Halden, Norway

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Các nền kinh tế chuyển đổi có những đặc điểm khác biệt so với các nền kinh tế trưởng thành không? Khám phá mối quan hệ giữa nợ và lạm phát trong các nền kinh tế trưởng thành và chuyển đổi qua mô hình hai khu vực với cấu trúc ngành nội sinh, các yếu tố cấu trúc đã chứng minh rằng chúng ngăn cản việc đạt được sự cân bằng về hiệu suất giữa nợ và lạm phát ở các nền kinh tế chuyển đổi, rất khác biệt so với các nền kinh tế trưởng thành. Các tiêu chí Maastricht về nợ và lạm phát, không phân biệt giữa các loại hình nền kinh tế này, phục vụ như một khung tham chiếu. Liệu cả hai loại nền kinh tế có nên đối mặt với cùng điều kiện gia nhập khu vực euro? Như lập luận của chúng tôi chỉ ra rằng không có một kích thước nào phù hợp với tất cả, câu trả lời của chúng tôi là không.

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