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We build an optimising framework to analyse a class of economies that adopt an ECU-type basket currency while in transition to increased flexibility of the exchange rate regime. Instead of conventional basket pegging, such an economy uses an ECU-type currency index as a benchmark for monitoring...
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The combination of American excess consumption and China's financial extravaganza in accumulating US treasuries has been widely perceived as a major contributor to global imbalances. The current research examines whether this curious partnership can be sustained by concentrating on the Chinese...
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We build an optimizing framework to analyze a class of economies that adopt an ECU-type basket currency while in transition to increased flexibility of the exchange rate regime. Instead of conventional basket pegging, such an economy uses an ECU-type currency index as a benchmark for monitoring...
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We develop a Global VAR (GVAR) model for current account analysis. The model includes major economies involved in global imbalances and a few key macro variables to comprehensively examine the relations between these economies and the causality of the variables. We estimate the GVAR model based...
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We build an optimising framework to analyse a class of economies that adopt an ECU-type basket currency while in transition to increased flexibility of the exchange rate regime. Instead of conventional basket pegging, such an economy uses an ECU-type currency index as a benchmark for monitoring...
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We build an optimising framework to analyse a class of economies that adopt an ECU-type basket currency while in transition to increased flexibility of the exchange rate regime. Instead of conventional basket pegging, such an economy uses an ECU-type currency index as a benchmark for monitoring...
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This paper empirically examines whether yield spreads of subordinated debt issued by UK banks are sensitive to bank risks, with a dataset that includes spreads, ratings, accounting measures of bank risks and market condition indexes in the sample period between 1997 and 2009. The results show...
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