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the near future. The research finds no evidence of large differences in the patterns of risk sharing for the 19 OECD … shocks than the US states. Until increasing economic integration in Europe does not lead to a substantial decrease in the …
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This paper argues that the Eurozone crisis stems from a risk management failure in the Eurosystem's design, and that … applying insurance theory is useful. We model risk neutral agents choosing portfolios of government bonds of n countries in a …
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whether inflation uncertainty has diminished following the introduction of the Euro in Europe. Consumers' responses to the …
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We argue that, under certain conditions described by a sunk cost hysteresis model, firms consider exports as a substitute for domestic demand. This is valid also on the macroeconomic level where the switch from the domestic market to the export market and vice versa takes place in a smooth...
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and thus on the extent of risk sharing across member states. The literature to date has focused on financial and credit … markets as well as on transfer schemes as channels of risk sharing. In this paper, we show how the standard approach to … quantify risk sharing can be extended to account for migration as an additional channel of cross-country risk sharing. In …
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We examine the relationship between private bank deposits and macro/fiscal risk in the euro area. We test three … hypotheses: First, private bank deposits relative to Germany are determined by macro/fiscal risk factors. Second, this … relationship is time-varying. Third, time-variation is driven by the level of macro/fiscal risk. Our findings validate all three …
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This paper analyses the persistence and mean reversion properties of sovereign debt and its components by applying fractional integration methods to long runs of annual data starting in 1831 for the UK and the US, in 1862 for Italy and in 1881 for France and Germany, and ending in all cases in...
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The recently published Household Finance and Consumption Survey has revealed large differences in wealth inequality between the countries of the Euro area. We find a strong negative correlation between wealth inequality and homeownership rates across countries. We use two decomposition methods...
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