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This paper studies the (potential) weak identification of these relationships in the context of a fully specified structural model using Bayesian estimation techniques. We trace the problems to sample size, rather than misspecification bias. We conclude that standard macroeconomic time series...
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Central bank independence has never been more important, ensuring that central bankers are able to deliver on their mandates.
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It has long been known that free trade contributes to higher standards of living over time.
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The cross-section distribution of U.S. import prices exhibits some of the fat-tailed characteristics that are well documented for the cross-section distribution of U.S. consumer prices. This suggests that limited-influence estimators of core import price inflation might outperform headline or...
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A high statistical correlation can be found between the level of policy transparency among central banks and the anchoring of inflation expectations.
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We base theoretically the fact that the "saving retention coefficient" with panel data measures the integration within a considered group of countries but also the integration between this group and the rest of the world, by using different levels of transaction costs according to whether the...
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