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External shocks and Japanese business cycles : evidence from a sign-restricted VAR model

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Fiscal sustainability and regime shifts in Japan

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Regime switches in Japanese fiscal policy : Markov-Switching VAR approach

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Nonlinear effects of uncertainty shocks : state-dependency and asymmetry

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On the relationship between fiscal multipliers and population aging in Japan : theory and empirics

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How Does Hyperinflation Shock the Economy? : Panel VAR Approach

Ko, Jun-Hyung - 2015

Using 48 country data for the period 1800-2010, we empirically investigate the effect of hyperinflations on the public debt, the primary surplus, and the real economy. Estimating a panel vector-autoregressive (VAR) model, we find that (i) hyperinflations permanently reduce public debt-to-GDP...

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