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default probability, showing that it decreases with central bank bond-holdings. Calibrating the model to Germany and Italy, we …
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potential threat to sovereign bond market stability in the euro area; these markets had disintegrated during the “euro crisis … longer capable of issuing bonds under their own exclusive monetary control. Thus, integrating euro area sovereign bond …
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This paper argues that the Eurozone crisis stems from a risk management failure in the Eurosystem's design, and that …
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This research note discusses the Euro crisis in Greece in light of the referendum of July the 5th. It lays out the social and political costs of a GREXIT, but also of a continuing austerity policy. It proposes a reform policy fostering growth in Greece and discusses the role of conditionality....
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In this paper we analyse debt stabilization in a monetary union that features endogenous risk premia. In particular, we analyse debt stabilization in two diametrically opposed regimes. In the first regime, the "national fiscal discipline regime", financial markets impose sovereign risk premia...
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at risk Eurozone' financial stability. In this paper, we estimate a Panel VAR (PVAR) model on the EMU area employing … bond. …
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surpluses. In the data, adjustments to convenience yields explain a larger fraction of the variation in Eurozone bond yields … billion euros in cumulative revenues from bond issuance between 2003 and 2020, representing 2.6% of 2020 Eurozone GDP …This paper analyzes bond convenience yields in a currency union. The intertemporal government budget constraint …
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This paper argues that the loose monetary policy of two of the world’s most important financial institutions-the US Federal Reserve Board and the European Central Bank-were ultimately responsible for the outburst of global financial crisis of 2008 - 09. Unusually low interest rates in 2001 -...
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