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observed facts. For example, a significant number of empirical studies document asymmetries in the effects of monetary policy …
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This paper investigates possible non-linearities in the response of bank lending to monetary policy shocks in the euro area. The credit market is modelled over the period 1985-2005 by means of an Asymmetric Vector Error Correction Model (AVECM) involving four endogenous variables (loans to the...
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The purpose of this paper is to investigate for the existence of asymmetries in the pass-through money transmission …
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observed facts. For example, a significant number of empirical studies document asymmetries in the effects of monetary policy …
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This paper examines the velocity and asymmetry in the response of bank interest rates to monetary policy shocks. Using an Asymmetric Vector Error Correction Model (AVECM), it analyses the pass-through of changes in the money market rates to retail bank interest rates in Italy in the period...
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more activist stabilisation policies. However, any suitable model should also include business cycle asymmetries, with …
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size of the welfare losses due to the neglect of these asymmetries crucially depends on their actual combination …. Furthermore, we show that if information on the true extent of the asymmetries is incomplete, the symmetric rule could outperform …
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This paper considers a theoretical model of n asymmetric firms that reduce their initial unit costs by spending on R&D activities. In accordance with Schumpeterian hypotheses we obtain that more efficient (bigger) firms spend more in R&D and this leads to a more concentrated market structure. We...
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