National-Income and Domestic-Income Multipliers and Their Application to Foreign-Aid Transfers

Dosser, Douglas

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“…Apart from those authors who have used macro-econometric models, the only author who appears to have considered the possibility of different definitions of income at the national level is Dosser (1963), who was only concerned with national GDP and GNP income multipliers. At the regional level no author has analysed the way in which alternative definitions of income determine the formulation of the multiplier, although Steele (1969) did mention the possibility of different definitions.…”

Section: Income Generation Coefficients and The Definition Of Incomementioning

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The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier

Sinclair

Sutcliffe

1978

Scottish J Political Eco

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Previous studies utilising the Keynesian regional income multiplier have paid very limited attention to the estimation of the income generation which occurs during the first round of the multiplier process. However, since the first round of income generation is of greater magnitude than that of any other round, it is particularly important that the first round effects should be estimated correctly. This paper will attempt to analyse the way in which such estimation depends upon the types and values of the propensities to withdraw which are included in the first round. These are related, in turn, to the type of income which the multiplier methodology is attempting to measure, and to the form which the injection itself takes.

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Section: Income Generation Coefficients and The Definition Of Incomementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The relationship between different types of injections and first round withdrawals has been considered at the national level by Dosser (1963), Holzman and Zellner (1958), Smithies (1948) and Turvey (1953). Turvey, for example refers to an "income creating coefficient".…”

Section: Income Generation Coefficients and The Definition Of Incomementioning

confidence: 99%

The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier

Sinclair

Sutcliffe

1978

Scottish J Political Eco

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National-Income and Domestic-Income Multipliers and Their Application to Foreign-Aid Transfers

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The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier

The First Round of the Keynesian Regional Income Multiplier

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