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This paper relates Keynes's discussions of money, the state theory of money, financial markets, investors' expectations, uncertainty, and liquidity preference to the dynamics of government bond yields for countries with monetary sovereignty. Keynes argued that the central bank can influence the...
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direct interest rate-hysteresis effects on investment and the capital stock and, explicitly, stochastic changes of the …
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decisions is a Pareto-equilibrium. Nowadays most of capital supply stems from individual and institutionalised pension savings …. For ease of exposition we will assume that individual and collective pension savings are the only source of capital supply …. When capital supply equals demand from industry there is equilibrium on the capital market with a corresponding equilibrium …
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Recent studies documented a sufficient forecasting performance of shadow-rate models in the low yields environment. Moreover, it has been shown that including the macro-variables into the shadow-rate models further improves the results. We build on these findings and evaluate for the U.S....
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This paper examines the disparity in default risk between vulnerable and non-vulnerable populations in consumer lending. We merge an exhaustive registry of loans granted in the financial system with microdata on vulnerable individuals applying for social programs. We estimate the sources of this...
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borrowers, and given that 'dominant capital' profits from the full spectrum of investment instruments, we wonder if 'creditors …
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This survey reviews the literature about the impact of climate change on the natural rate of interest (r*), an important yardstick for monetary policy. Economic and financial developments can lower r* in scenarios with increasing climate-related damages and uncertainty that reduce productivity...
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