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Levine, Ross; Carvalho Leme, Paulo - In: Crecimiento económico : teoría, instituciones y …, (pp. 365-384). 1995

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Benign Neglect of the Long-Term Interest Rate

Turner, Philip - 2014

Large-scale central bank purchases of government bonds have made the long-term interest rate key in the monetary policy debate. How central banks react to bond market movements has varied greatly from one episode to another. Driving the term premium in long-term rates negative may stimulate...

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The Global Long-Term Interest Rate, Financial Risks and Policy Choices in EMEs

Turner, Philip - 2014

The global long-term interest rate now matters much more for the monetary policy choices facing emerging market economies than a decade ago. The low or negative term premium in the yield curve in the advanced economies from mid-2010 has pushed international investors into EM local bond markets:...

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Low Long-Term Interest Rates as a Global Phenomenon

Hördahl, Peter - 2016

two global benchmarks - the Federal funds rate at the short end and the "world" real interest rate at the long end. Real … longer-term rates, and thus on financing conditions, than is often supposed. The decline in the world long-term rate since … 2008 has been driven almost entirely by a fall in the world term premium (negative in nominal terms since mid-2014). The …

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The Governance of Financial Regulation : Reform Lessons from the Recent Crisis

Levine, Ross - 2013

There was a systemic failure of financial regulation: senior policymakers repeatedly enacted and implemented policies that destabilised the global financial system. They maintained these policies even as they learned of the consequences of their policies during the decade before the crisis. The...

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