CALCULATION OF CAPITAL-TO-OUTPUT RATIO IN A PRODUCTION FUNCTION BY ESTIMATING POTENTIAL OUTPUT AND OUTPUT GAP: THE CASE FOR THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA
Dana Kloudová
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Dana Kloudová
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One of the most used methods of estimation of potential output and output gap, used by many national and international organisations, is a production function.The aim of this paper is to study the impact of method of computation capital-to-output ratio on results of estimation of output gap and potential output, which are very important, but not measurable.We used two methods of computation.The first one was simple: we set it up constant.The second one was calculated according to a sophisticated model.The results of this paper have shown that using variable capital-to-output ratio will bring not very different results from using a constant one.These results were confirmed both for Czech economy and Slovak economy.
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One of the most used methods of estimation of potential output and output gap, used by many national and international organisations, is a production function.The aim of this paper is to study the impact of method of computation capital-to-output ratio on results of estimation of output gap and potential output, which are very important, but not measurable.We used two methods of computation.The first one was simple: we set it up constant.The second one was calculated according to a sophisticated model.The results of this paper have shown that using variable capital-to-output ratio will bring not very different results from using a constant one.These results were confirmed both for Czech economy and Slovak economy.
Key concepts: Czech, Output gap, Constant (computer programming), Potential output, Computation, Function (biology), Production (economics), Slovak