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of adjustment to these shocks are then compared to the results from US regional data. We find that the underlying shocks … are significantly more idiosyncratic across EC countries than across US regions, which may indicate that the EC will find … neighbors, experience shocks of similar magnitude and cohesion as the US regions. EC countries also exhibit a slower response to …
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being integrated. In contrast, in the U.S. both listed and unlisted commercial banks profits converge to the same target …
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In this paper, we review Otmar Issing's career as the ECB's inaugural chief economist and we document many notable successes. We try to infer some general principles that contributed to these successes and draw some lessons. In doing so, we review the evidence using Woodford%u2019s (2003) recent...
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and the US. Second, it may improve macroeconomic management by increasing the responsiveness of wages and prices to market …
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This paper considers the impact on trade of preferential arrangements in Europe since the 1950s. Using a first difference version of the gravity model, we find that the EC and EFTA altered the pattern of international trade. We also find evidence of trade diversion in several cases, notably that...
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policy responses for prices and output that are similar to those generally reported for the U.S. However, investment … (relative to consumption) seems to play a larger role in euro area monetary policy transmission than in the U.S. We cannot …
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. This leads us to distinguish an EC "core" (made up of Germany and its immediate neighbors) and an EC periphery (made up of …
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We revisit recent evidence on how monetary policy affects output and prices in the U.S. and in the euro area. The … output changes. In the euro area investment is the predominant driver of output changes, while in the U.S. consumption shifts …
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