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Capital Market Expectations
Capital Market Expectations
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After a severe financial crisis, Country Z's real GDP drops 6% and then resumes growing. Five years later, the cumulative growth shortfall relative to the pre-crisis trend is 18% and widening. This pattern most likely indicates:
A
Both a level effect and a growth rate effect — output dropped and the subsequent growth rate is permanently lower than pre-crisis
B
Only a level effect — the initial 6% drop accounts for the entire shortfall, which remains constant over time
C
A temporary cyclical downturn that will eventually revert to the pre-crisis trend
D
Data measurement error, because cumulative shortfalls cannot exceed the initial output drop
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#financial-crises
#level-effect
#growth-rate-effect
#trend-growth
#hysteresis
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