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In this paper the authors build upon Assenza et al. (Credit networks in the macroeconomics from the bottom-up model, 2015), which include firm-bank and bank-bank networks in the original macroeconomic model in Macroeconomics from the bottom-up (Delli Gatti et al., Macroeconomics from the...
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., Gaffeo, E., Cirillo, P. and Gallegati, M. (Macroeconomics from the bottom-up, 2011) with the inclusion of a bank-bank network …
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We introduce a flexible, time-varying network model to trace the propagation of interest rate surprises across … curve. We find that the network of interest rate surprises is indeed asymmetric, and defined by spillovers between adjacent …
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This note provides an example of how government and central bank policies that promote market liquidity (e.g., quantitative easing programs) can change the structure of the banking system, leading to financial networks that are better capitalized (networth of the banking system is higher) but,...
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network. We first provide a characterization of the unique equilibrium of banks' liquidity holdings for any network of credit … lines. Then, we endogenize the network and show that every equilibrium network is a complete coreperiphery graph. Central … accounting for banks' endogenous linking decisions, a narrower corridor may lead to a sparser interbank network with higher …
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from the accounting constraints and cast the latter in the language of graph theory. The graph formulation provides (1) a … representation of an economy as a collection of cash flows on a network and (2) a collection of algebraic techniques to identify …
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The determination of the $/£ exchange rate is studied in a small symmetric macroeconometric model including UK-US differentials in inflation, output gap, short and long-term interest rates for the four decades since the breakdown of Bretton Woods. The key question addressed is the possible...
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