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earlier literature. Since we employ different estimators including (pooled) mean group estimation, we are also able to check …
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suggest that mostly labor market, world demand and financial friction shocks can account for the joint dynamics of excess …
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We propose a small open economy model where agents borrow internationally and invest in liquid foreign assets to insure against liquidity shocks, which temporarily shut out the economy of short-term credit markets. Due to the presence of a pecuniary externality individual agents borrow too much...
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This paper shows that increased volatility of Örm-level productivity can push the nominal interest rate to its lower bound with large amplification effects on macroeconomic aggregates. The framework combines a simple canonical Önancial accelerator model, time varying risk shocks, and a zero...
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level clearly. A positive information shock which also induces increases in interest rate is perceived by private agents as …
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