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Financial shocks represent a major driver of fluctuations in tail risk, defined as the 5th percentile of the forecast distributions of output and inflation. Since the variance and the asymmetry of the forecast distributions are largely driven by the left tail, financial shocks turn out to play a...
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We study the transmission of monetary shocks and monetary policy with a behavioral model, corrected for potential misspecification using the DSGE-VAR framework elaborated by DelNegro and Schorfheide (2004). In particular, we investigate if the central bank should react to movements in the...
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the factor dynamics, and more marked variation in the factors' shock volatility and their loading parameters. Forecasts …-term interest rates to an equally-sized monetary policy shock has decreased since the early-1980s. -- FAVAR ; time …
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