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majid karimirizi; Mohammadhadi Sobhanian; Mohammad Qezelbash
Abstract
During the last decade, the use of Islamic financial bonds in the form of issuing new bonds, converting government's non-debt debts into financial bonds, the clearing of government bond debts from the non-banking sector to the banking network and from the banking network to the central bank has increased. ...
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During the last decade, the use of Islamic financial bonds in the form of issuing new bonds, converting government's non-debt debts into financial bonds, the clearing of government bond debts from the non-banking sector to the banking network and from the banking network to the central bank has increased. Based on this, the present research analyzes the macroeconomic consequences of financing the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran in two ways, the traditional approach (non-securities) and the issuance of Islamic securities through the dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model of DSGE on the main economic variables including inflation, investment , employment and economic growth. For this purpose, based on past experimental studies and seasonal data of Iran's economy during the period (1990:1 – 2021:4), simulation has been done and instantaneous reaction functions of macroeconomic variables to debt shocks. Conventional and financial bonds of the government to the central bank, banking network and the non-banking sector should be reviewed. The obtained results show; Financing the government by using debt securities will generally lead to investment growth, prevent the increase in inflation compared to the method of financing through non-debt debt, and create economic growth. Also, the effects of this on employment are assessed as positive in government bond debts to the banking network and to the central bank, and negative in government bond debts to the non-banking sector.
Rouollah abedkhani; Seyed Nematollah mousavi; Sharareh Majdzadeh Tabatabai
Abstract
Oil revenues and taxes, respectively, are the first and second sources of government revenues in Iran's economy, with changes in their volume having significant effects on production, employment and ultimately, economic growth, which are the major objectives of the economy. The purpose of this paper ...
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Oil revenues and taxes, respectively, are the first and second sources of government revenues in Iran's economy, with changes in their volume having significant effects on production, employment and ultimately, economic growth, which are the major objectives of the economy. The purpose of this paper was to assess the effects of tax shock on macroeconomic variables in an oil economy with the DSGE model approach. Estimation of model parameters was performed using seasonal adjustment time series data for the period of 1989 to 2017. The results indicate that a short-term tax shock has a negative effect on macroeconomic variables such as economic growth and consumption, but in the long run, with an increase in tax revenue, GDP growth and, consequently, consumption and investment in the economy have increased. In addition, the results reflect the fact that the effect of oil revenues alone on economic growth is positive, but with the introduction of explanatory variables, the amount of capital accumulation, due to the effect of oil revenues on this variable (effective mechanisms), has been negative.
Monetary Shocks
seyed abbas hoseini ghafar; rasoul bakhsi dastjerdi; majid sameti; Houshang Shajari
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate wheatear fiscal expansion of monetary policy leads to inflation and what are its short-term and long-term consequences on the economy. The results showed that the consumption, production, and investment variables will be negatively affected by this mode of ...
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The purpose of this study is to investigate wheatear fiscal expansion of monetary policy leads to inflation and what are its short-term and long-term consequences on the economy. The results showed that the consumption, production, and investment variables will be negatively affected by this mode of financing in the long run. The findings of policy shock functions indicate that increasing in the money stock leads to increase in the short term investment but reducing household labor hours will reduce production because of inflation. For example, increasing in the amount of a standard deviation would increase the inflation rate by 1.157 % as well as it would reduce household labor hours, real money balance, production and consumption respectively by 0.062%, 0.157%, 0.0368%, and 0.157%. On the contrary, this policy will increase capital by 0.264% and investment by 6.3%.
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mohamad ali ehsani; hadi keshavarz; Masoud Keshavarz
Volume 7, Issue 26 , February 2017, , Pages 125-144
Abstract
Monetary and fiscal policies are considered of high significance in the economic stabilization policies that are utilized to manage the demand side, but economic experts do not agree upon this policy and its results. This is worthwhile to mention that the source issues in the agreement or disagreement ...
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Monetary and fiscal policies are considered of high significance in the economic stabilization policies that are utilized to manage the demand side, but economic experts do not agree upon this policy and its results. This is worthwhile to mention that the source issues in the agreement or disagreement with this policy are the differences of opinions about the effects of this policy on the economy. This study attempts to investigate the effects of monetary and fiscal policies on the labor market fluctuations via the adjustment to the new Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model in Iranian economy. After estimating the model using Bayesian approach, the model was simulated. The results of variance decomposition show that government employment was the largest role in explaining the fluctuations in unemployment and monetary shocks play the most important role in private sector employment. Impulser response functions also show that monetary shock, government employment shock and oil revenues shock reduce the total unemployment
