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  • Economic trends for Møre og Romsdal

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    . Low interest rates will still have positive effects on the domestic demand. From next year the fiscal policy is expected to give some stronger impulses. High labour immigration and higher labour participation of older employees contributes to small changes in the Norwegian unemployment rates, in spite of a stronger increase of employment towards 2016

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  • Self-reinforcing effects between housing prices and credit: an extended version

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    . Interest rates influence housing prices indirectly through the credit channel. Furthermore, households

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  • Living conditions for veterans

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    . Due to high employment rates, veterans have high incomes compared to reference groups. Difference in incomes between men and women are also smaller among veterans. At-risk-of poverty rates are low, and veterans have a positive view on their household’s economy

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  • Economic trends for Møre og Romsdal

    Economic trends per September 2012

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    . Low international interest rates and a strong krone have contributed to a low interest rates in Norway, where they are roughly expected to stay up to next summer, when they are expected to gradually increase. These investments are likely to remain high in the years ahead, but with much lower growth rates

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  • Macroeconomic modelling in developing countries

    An example from Malawi

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    . Malawi, and most developing countries, is characterized by immature financial institutions, making it difficult to model the link between the exchange rate, interest rates and capital mobility

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  • Credit regulations in Norway, 1970-2008

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    comprehensive set of regulations, while by the end of the 1980s quantitative regulations, interest rate controls and foreign

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  • Natural resources and the environment 1999

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    . Some factors are showing negative trends; for example, emissions of greenhouse gases are still increasing, and the quantity of waste generated by households is rising sharply, at about the same rate as GDP. Environmental measures have not been a threat to general economic activity or to powerful economic interests. 3

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