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myopic politicians face political risk and prefer to extract political rents as early as possible. An implication of this …
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general-equilibrium theory of exchange rate determination based on the interaction between monetary policy and time … volatility shocks is consistent with the empirical evidence. Furthermore we show that risk factors and interest-rate smoothing …
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idiosyncratic risk is higher in industries where the extent of creative destruction is likely to be greater …
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and to examine two potential explanations of the asymmetry: leverage effects and time-varying risk premiums. Our empirical …
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continue to hold even if the coefficient of relative risk aversion approaches zero (that is, even if the marginal utility of … income is constant so that agents are risk neutral in the conventional sense) …
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At the zero lower bound, the central bank's inability to offset shocks endogenously generates volatility. In this setting, an increase in uncertainty about future shocks causes significant contractions in the economy and may lead to non-existence of an equilibrium. The form of the monetary...
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