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with the US stock market volatility during the pandemic period. Using the wavelet coherence analysis, we first find that … policy influences the stock market volatility significantly more than the vaccination, regardless of firm size and industry …We examine how monetary policy of the Federal Reserve System, COVID-19 mortality cases, and vaccinations are associated …
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Policies offering material incentives for Covid-19 vaccination have been widely used around the world as countries … such interventions on vaccination willingness. We provide the first Covid-19 vaccine study to separately consider and … vaccination willingness than simply offering vaccines for free. The effects of money and gifts of equivalent value do not …
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during the Covid-19 pandemic. More specifically, it applies fractional integration methods to analyse their impact on the …
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Using transaction data from the first half of 2020, we examine the reaction of corporate credit spreads to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy announcements. We find evidence that the bond markets are segmented across credit ratings, which led to different initial reactions across bonds with...
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European Central Bank's Pandemic Emergency Purchase Program (PEPP). Firms with an investment grade rating benefit relatively … overhang. Firms that are more heavily impacted by the pandemic benefit relatively little from the PEPP, which could reflect … that the business models of some of these firms heavily damaged by the pandemic. Monetary policy in the form of the PEPP …
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