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This paper presents a dynamic general equilibrium model designed to compute the aggregate impact of immigration, accounting for relevant supply and demand effects. We calibrate the model to the Spanish economy, allowing for enough heterogeneity in the demographic characteristics of immigrant and...
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This paper presents the update of the macroeconometric model used at the Bank of Spain for medium term macroeconomic … modifications that were deemed necessary in certain equations.The quarterly model of the Bank of Spain keeps a similar structure to …
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Global macroeconometric models can be a powerful tool for economic analysis and forecasting in various scenarios. This paper analyses the NiGEM model and its application to the euro area, placing particular emphasis on the study of the relative situation of the member countries' economies. The...
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In this paper we study the evolution of income inequality for employees and self-employed workers. We highlight the importance of separately analyzing these different sources of income to gain a broader understanding of inequality. Using Spanish panel data on income and consumption from the ECPF...
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This paper documents producer price setting in 6 countries of the euro area: Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Belgium and …
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price and exchange rate effects implicit in the evolution of the International Investment Position of Spain, taking into …
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the four European Monetary Union (EMU) countries under consideration (France, Germany, Italy, and Spain), but broadly …
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This paper studies two aspects of the behaviour of provincial relative prices in Spain: the relevance and the nature of …
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