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Both government purchases and transfers figure prominently in the use of fiscal policy for counteracting recessions. However, existing representative agent models including the neoclassical and New Keynesian benchmark rule out transfers by assumption. This paper provides a role for transfers by...
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Previous studies impute the failure of the expectations theory, using 6 and 3-month Treasury bill spread, to the Fed.s commitment to stabilize interest rates.We get that from Greenspan tenure on, that spread predicts future changes in the short rate in the United States. This success is ascribed...
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recessions in the Eurozone from the 1990s to the recent past. Credit default swap (CDS) data on sovereign bonds, which provide a … using the commonly employed yield spread remains high, provided that biases associated with Eurozone sovereign default risk …
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A 'lost decade' for the Eurozone is looming on the horizon. Under these circumstances, stable indicators for future … spreads, growth is sparse in the Eurozone. We find this to be caused by default risks, which are distorting the long …-term interest rates of many Eurozone countries. Therefore, a new method of risk adjustment is introduced. We employ credit default …
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We develop a portfolio balance model to analyze the impact of euro area quantitative easing (QE) on asset yields. Our model features two countries each populated by two agents representing their respective banking and mututal fund sectors. Agents, which differ in their preferences for assets,...
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