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wisdom about the effects of monetary policy shock. …
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milder macroeconomic responses to a monetary policy shock estimated with our VAR in presence of high uncertainty. A version …
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investigate whether employing the narrative monetary shock account as a proxy variable in a VAR model aligns both shock series. We …
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The business cycle is alive and well, and real variables respond to it more or less as they always did. Witness the Great Recession. In ation, in contrast, has gone quiescent. This paper studies the sources of this disconnect using VARs and an estimated DSGE model. It finds that the disconnect...
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parameters of structural vector autoregressive (SVAR) models. Economic theory is the primary source of such restrictions. However …
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A central question for monetary policy is how asset prices respond to a monetary policy shock. We provide evidence on … restrictions. The impulse responses show a positive asset price response to a contractionary monetary policy shock. The resulting …
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The news about the economy contained in a central bank announcement can affect public expectations. This paper shows, using both event studies and vector autoregressions, that such central bank information effects are an important channel of the transatlantic spillover of monetary policy. They...
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In this paper, we show that in order to obtain a sound identification of Euro Area monetary policy shocks, one needs to deal with the interaction of the European Central Bank and the US Federal Reserve. In other words, a proper identification of monetary policy shocks for an open economy like...
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This paper estimates monetary policy shocks for Sweden between 1996-2019. I employ the Romer and Romer (2004) (R&R) approach and use annual forecasts of output growth and inflation to estimate monetary policy shocks. I complement the analysis with shocks from a recursive VAR including output,...
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