In this paper, we study the dynamic relationship in the shadow banking system by examining the short-run and the long-run relationship among the financial assets of the money market fund, the commercial paper, and the repurchase agreement market. The evidence suggests that there exists a common...

This paper estimates the treatment effect of inflation targeting on macroeconomic variables using a semiparametric single index method by taking into account the model misspecification of parametric propensity scores. Our study uses a broader set of preconditions for inflation targeting and...

We examine the treatment effects of joining the European monetary union on macroeconomic outcomes in the member countries. Specifically, we apply propensity score analysis to mitigate the self-selection bias associated with the non-random nature of joining the union. The findings suggest joining...

This paper develops a new measure of comovement in the banking sector that takes into account the dynamic nature of interlinkages among different bank holding corporations at different stages of business cycles. For this purpose, we use a dynamic factor model with time-varying parameters and...

This paper studies the role of the real money gap - the deviation of real money balance from its long-run equilibrium level - for predicting inflation in India. Using quarterly data on manufacturing inflation from 1982 to 2007, we find that the real money gap is a significant predictor of...

This paper studies the dynamic relationship among house prices, income and interest rates in 15 OECD countries. We find that any disequilibrium in the long-run cointegrating relationship among these variables is corrected by the subsequent movement in house prices in most of these countries....

Monetarists blamed fluctuations in inflation on excessively volatile growth in monetary aggregates. The data supported this hypothesis until 1982. Since 1983 monetary aggregates have been essentially uncorrelated with subsequent inflation in the US. Kochin (1973) argued that well designed...