The NAIRU/Output gap scam – Bill Mitchell – Modern Monetary Theory
Eurozone Output Gaps and the COVID-19 Shock - Intereconomics
The campaign against 'nonsense' output gaps | Bruegel
InversorOnline: March 2018
Growth and imbalances in Spain: a reassessment of the output gap | SpringerLink
Holger Zschaepitz en Twitter: "Why one monetary size fits not all: While Germany operates above trend, output gap remains huge in Spain,Italy (BBG) https://t.co/A5cDWGae4c" / Twitter
Spain: Selected Issues in: IMF Staff Country Reports Volume 1998 Issue 053 (1998)
Robin Brooks on Twitter: "@Brad_Setser Spain is another example of potential GDP bending down to,validate the slow recovery. That yields an output gap that is small, but this estimate doesn't capture economic
File:2009 Output Gap IMF.png - Wikimedia Commons
Robin Brooks on Twitter: "In our work on inflation-consistent output gaps, @adam_tooze, @heimbergecon & I have shown that depressed inflation says Italy has an output gap of -7% (GDP<potential) and Spain -5%.
Robin Brooks on Twitter: "Campaign against Nonsense Output Gaps (CANOO): if Italy's output gap really is near zero, as the European Commission says (lhs), why is inflation still so low? Likely because
The" output gap doesn't exist - Econlib
Potential output and EU fiscal surveillance | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Philipp Heimberger on Twitter: "Output gap nonsense: the IMF estimates that negative output gaps in Italy and Spain will be smaller than 2% of GDP in 2022-2023. This downward adjustment in estimates
Spain-cyclically adjusted budget balance (CBR) and output gap, in... | Download Scientific Diagram
GDP gap - definition and meaning - Market Business News
Output gaps, potential output and the Covid-19 crisis | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Output gaps, potential output and the Covid-19 crisis | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Does the global output gap matter for inflation? – ECOSCOPE
Output gap nonsense': Understanding the budget conflict between the EC and Italy's government (news article)
Inflation-devouring output gaps immense worldwide - MacroBusiness
Employment and the Great Recession in: IMF Working Papers Volume 2015 Issue 229 (2015)
The impact of COVID-19 on potential output in the euro area
