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Yeni Ekonomi Makroekonomisi: Son "Azalan Bekleyişler Altın Çağı"?

The New Economy Macroeconomics: The Late "Golden Age of Diminished Expectations"?

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This essay provides a detailed overview of the main issues, many of them closely linked to the rise of the Internet.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The remarkable economic success of the US in the late 1990s led many economists to talk about a 'New Economy',' according to which technological advances had brought on a higher sustained level of productivity growth that allowed faster economic growth with less inflation, and very low unemployment.
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Key Findings & Data:But given the events since 2000-the long, steep stock market downturn, the falloff in business investment and the subsequent recession-many questions arose based on whether anything in the New Economy view is valid.
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The remarkable economic success of the US in the late 1990s led many economists to talk about a 'New Economy',' according to which technological advances had brought on a higher sustained level of productivity growth that allowed faster economic growth with less inflation, and very low unemployment. But given the events since 2000-the long, steep stock market downturn, the falloff in business investment and the subsequent recession-many questions arose based on whether anything in the New Economy view is valid. This essay provides a detailed overview of the main issues, many of them closely linked to the rise of the Internet.

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Birleşik Devletlerin, 1990'ların sonlarındaki olağanüstü ekonomik başarısı pek çok ekonomisti 'Yeni Ekonomi' ile ilgili mülahazalara sevketmiştir. 'Yeni Ekonomi' anlayışına göre, teknolojik gelişmeler, yüksek oranlı sürdürülebilir üretkenlik artışına, bu da çok düşük işsizlik ve daha az enflasyonun eşlik ettiği daha hızlı bir ekonomik büyümeye neden olmuştur. Fakat, 2000'den bu yana devam eden gelişmeler-b ör şada uzun ve derin başaşağı inişler, işletmelerin yatırımlarındaki azalışlar ve bunları takip eden durgunluk- Yeni Ekonomi görüşünün hala geçerli olup olmadığı hakkında birçok soruyu gündeme getirmiştir. Bu makale, pekçoğu internetin yükselişi ile sıkı sıkıya bağlantılı Yeni- Ekonominin temel konularını detaylı bir biçimde gözden geçirmektedir.

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SAVAŞ, B. (2004). Yeni Ekonomi Makroekonomisi: Son "Azalan Bekleyişler Altın Çağı"?. Doğuş Üniversitesi Dergisi, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 1, 109–120. https://ajindex.com/articles/129140

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