Robin Brooks ar Twitter: "Campaign against Nonsense Output Gaps (CANOO): the IMF says Italy (IT) has basically the same output gap as Australia (AU), with GDP around 1.0% below potential in both
Unobservables, uncertainty, and exit: European fiscal and monetary policy | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Robin Against the Output Gap | Insight
An absolutely enormous output gap is forming | Financial Times
America Faces a $380 Billion Output Gap | Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget
How Informative Are Real Time Output Gap Estimates in Europe? in: IMF Working Papers Volume 2019 Issue 200 (2019)
Comparison of real time output gaps. Adjusted and unadjusted versus IMF... | Download Scientific Diagram
GDP gap - definition and meaning - Market Business News
تويتر \ Robin Brooks على تويتر: "COVID-19 shines a light on output gaps. The IMF says Italy's GDP will fall -11% in 2020 (black), but that its output gap will be "only" -
Output gaps | The Economist
The role of foreign slack in domestic inflation in the Eurozone | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
What Is the Output Gap? - Back to Basics - Finance & Development, September 2013
Output gaps in practice: Proceed with caution | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
output gap | globalmacromatters
File:2009 Output Gap IMF.png - Wikimedia Commons
The campaign against 'nonsense' output gaps | Bruegel
Philipp Heimberger on Twitter: "Output gap nonsense: the IMF estimates that negative output gaps in Italy and Spain will be smaller than 2% of GDP in 2022-2023. This downward adjustment in estimates
The Great Recession Goes Global | Econbrowser
New Output Gap Estimates for the Euro Area and Elsewhere | Cairn International Edition
Eurozone Output Gaps and the COVID-19 Shock - Intereconomics
Mind the gap (and its revision)! | Bruegel
Transcript of an IMF Economic Forum: Should We Be Worried About 'Deflation'?
The" output gap doesn't exist - Econlib
Measuring Output Gap: Is It Worth Your Time? in: IMF Working Papers Volume 2020 Issue 024 (2020)
IIF on Twitter: "This week's Global Macro Views extends our previous exploration of our inflation-consistent output gap framework, zooming in on Italy and Spain. We find evidence of substantial slack in Italy,
