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been considered one of the main reasons for the turbulences in the world economy since 2007. Economic theory suggests that … investigate on the mechanisms that allow the US to do so, this paper sets up a two country DGE model with asymmetric liquidity … Seigniorage and valuation effects to be able to run a continuous current account deficit. These mechanisms work in favour of their …
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stabilizing valuation effects contribute as much as 31% of the external adjustment. Our theory also has asset pricing implications …
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Global current account imbalances were a major subject of concern in the years before the recent financial crisis. It is shown that the expected (negative) equilibrium relationship between net foreign assets and the trade balance that had held in the previous twenty years appeared to break down...
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Building on the vast literature, this paper focuses on the role of the structure of the international investment position (IIP) in affecting countries' external vulnerabilities. Using a sample of 73 advanced and emerging economies and new database on the IIP's currency composition, we find that...
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In light of persistently large net foreign liability (NFL) positions in several euro area countries, we analyse 138 episodes of sizeable NFL reductions for a broad sample of advanced and emerging economies. We provide stylised facts on the channels through which NFLs were reduced and estimate...
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