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    <title>Does household debt affect the size of the fiscal multiplier?</title>
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    <description>Title: Does household debt affect the size of the fiscal multiplier?
Authors: Zurita, J
Abstract: Abstract Does household debt affect the size of the fiscal multiplier? We investigate the effects of household debt on government spending multipliers using a smooth transition vector autoregression model. Through generalized impulse response functions, we measure whether the effect of government spending on GDP is conditioned by different levels of household debt in Australia, Sweden, and Norway, three countries with high levels of household indebtedness, and in the world s seven largest economies. Our results indicate that the short-term effects of government spending tend to be higher if fiscal expansion takes place during periods of low household debt. On average, the fiscal multiplier (on impact) is 0.70, 0.61, and 0.79 (percent of GDP) larger when the increase in government spending takes place during periods of low household debt for Australia, Norway, and the United States.</description>
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    <description>Title: Identities, digital nomads, and liquid modernity
Authors: Ahuja, S; Nikolova, N; Clegg, S
Abstract: This chapter explores the identity implications for people who inhabit the liquid world of organizations. It draws upon Zygmunt Bauman's notion of liquid modernity and suggests that traditional conceptions may constrain new ways of thinking about identity and identity tensions in increasingly liquidly modern organizational contexts. The authors focus on literature that discusses identity tensions in the workplace and the responses of individuals as they seek to negotiate and/or manage these tensions. In so doing, the authors draw attention to how the nature of liquid modernity challenges existing conceptions of identity work and raise issues and questions for further research.</description>
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Authors: Fan, S; Luo, Y; Dou, H; Han, W</description>
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Authors: Deo, K; Kumar, B; Voola, R; Singh, S</description>
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