Empirical Evidences Regarding Okun's Law in the Central and Eastern Europe in the Post – Financial Crisis Period
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Okun`s Law; Granger causality test; potential GDP; natural rate of unemployment; Hodrick-Prescott filter; output gap; structural components;All these keywords.
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