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We estimate the effects of domestic and foreign quantitative easing (QE) programmes on a small open economy, Sweden, using a structural BVAR model. Domestic QE raised GDP, lowered unemployment and depreciated the currency, while effects on in ation are less clear. The ECB QE had large positive...
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shock once one allows for the possibility that the process for the permanent technology shock is slightly persistent in … a positive permanent technology shock along with a rise in labor productivity that are in line with what the data …
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news shock through their identification. However, the news shock leads to a stock market boom with a negligible impact on …
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The pass-through from exchange rate changes to inflation differs depending on the underlying shock. This paper … exchange rate following a certain exogenous shock, with a structural econometric approach using data for Sweden, a small … shock is rather small. Importantly, this shock is not the most important driver of exchange rate fluctuations, unlike what …
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"Leaning against the wind" - a tighter monetary policy than necessary for stabilizing inflation around the inflation target and unemployment around a long-run sustainable rate - has been justified as a way of reducing household indebtedness. In a recent paper Lars Svensson claims that this...
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We develop a structural model of a small open economy with gradual exchange rate pass-through and endogenous inertia in inflation and output. We then estimate the model by matching the implied impulse responses with those obtained from a VAR model estimated on Swedish data. Although our model is...
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