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The paper examines the evolution of consumer confidence indices in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America since the 1970s, by modelling them in a multivariate framework of common macroeconomic variables for each country. Results...
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In this paper we present an overview of theoretical and empirical contributions exploring the inter-linkages between financial factors and real economic activity. We first revisit the main theoretical approaches that allow financial frictions to be embedded into general equilibrium models, and...
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We investigate the possible existence of asymmetries among Euro Area countries� reactions to the European Central Bank monetary policy. Our analysis is based on a Structural Dynamic Factor model estimated on a large panel of Euro Area quarterly variables. Although the introduction of the...
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results are robust to a large variety of specifications and estimation techniques, where we also take into account the …
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overwhelmingly large. This finding is confirmed under different identification strategies for the monetary policy shock. …
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We model the determinants of loans to non-financial corporations in the euro area. Using the Johansen (1992) methodology, we identify three cointegrating relationships. These relationships are interpreted as the long-run loan demand, investment and loan supply equations. The short-run dynamics...
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model. Under several specifications of the data generating process, the proposed model�s estimation precision and …
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monetary policy shock on credit risk is amplified when considering the feedback effect deriving from macroeconomic and equity …
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