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How accurate is a log-linear approximation of the New Keynesian model when the nominal interest rate is bounded by zero? This paper compares the solution of the exact non-linear model to the log-linear approximation. It finds that the difference is modest. This applies even for extreme events in...
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. This paper exploits an educational reform in Romania to examine the impact of postponing tracking on the proportion of …
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. For the first task, we exploit almost 2,000 regression discontinuity quasi-experiments observed in the context of Romania …
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This paper examines a schooling expansion in Romania which increased educational attainment for successive cohorts born …
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This paper examines the relative benefits of general education and vocational training in Romania, a country which …
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The majority of lower socioeconomic status (SES) households do not have any stock investments, which is detrimental to wealth accumulation. Here, we examine one potential driver of this puzzling fact, namely, that SES may influence the process by which people learn from information in financial...
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, Ecuador, Romania and Ukraine. We show that because default and restructuring are so painful and costly, it is simply not time …
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We study the transmission of sovereign debt inflow shocks on domestic firms. We exploit episodes of large sovereign debt inflows in six emerging countries that are due to the announcements of these countries' inclusion in two major local-currency sovereign debt indexes. We show that these...
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We estimate the impact of COVID-19 on business failures for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) using firm-level data in seventeen countries. Absent government support, the failure rate of SMEs would have increased by 9.1 percentage points, representing 4.6 percent of private sector...
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