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This paper investigates the impact of imposing conditionality covenants on the performance of the signatories to a sovereign credit contract. A two period model is developed in which creditors provide a loan to a sovereign conditional upon the implementation of investments. Commitment to these...
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This article attempts to determine the factors behind the cyclical behavior of the skill premium. Using the Current Population Survey Outgoing Rotation Group, the premium is found uncorrelated with contemporaneous output and lags the business cycle. To account for this observation, the article...
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This paper studies the implications of a monetary policy shock on the skill premium and the unemployment persistence. A VAR demonstrates that a contractionary policy induces a lagged decline in the skill premium and a larger and more persistent increase in the unemployment ratio of the unskilled...
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This paper attempts to estimate the housing wealth effect of households in different income levels. To endogenously split the sample by income levels, we use the threshold estimation technique, developed in Hansen (1999), for non-dynamic panels with individual-specific fixed effects. The data...
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This paper presents a complete characterization of the optimal policy in a two sector undiscounted growth model. The model is an extension of the Leontief two sector model, which analyzes the optimal allocation of capital and labor to a consumption good sector and an investment good sector. The...
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