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This dissertation consists of three essays on Bayesian estimation of dynamic macroeconomic models. The first essay is focused on explaining the observed high persistence of hours worked in a standard real business cycle model, while two other essays are about exploring macro-finance interface by...
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This paper analyses corporate loan guarantees among the Korean chaebol affiliates. Loan guarantees are found to be efficiency-neutral under a set of ideal conditions characterized by perfect and symmetric information, no agency problem, and no governmental interference in private financial...
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This paper estimates a sticky price macro model with US macro and term structure data using Bayesian methods. The model is solved by a nonlinear method. I find that the degree of nominal rigidity is important for identifying macro shocks that affect the yield curve. When prices are more...
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Using Bayesian methods, this paper estimates a model in which persistent fluctuations in expected consumption growth, expected inflation, and their timevarying volatility determine asset price variation. The analysis of the U.S. nominal term structure data from 1953 to 2006 shows that i) agents...
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The simultaneous decline of core inflation with the increase in the unemployment rate during the recession of 2007-09 has renewed debate about the use of economic slack, such as unemployment, for predicting inflation. Doh examines the relationship between cyclical fluctuations in inflation and...
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