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Post-crisis reforms changed the location of safe asset production. I propose a pair of tests to identify who issues safe assets and which safe asset issuers opportunistically time issuance when the price of safe assets is high. The Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) system is a newly crucial safe...
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This contribution focuses on a recent proposal put forward by the European Systemic Risk Board to create a “safe asset … system of sovereign bond markets. In the present paper, however, authors Paul De Grauwe and Yuemei Ji argue that a financial … nature of the instability of the government bond markets in a monetary union and then analyse whether this proposal of …
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changes in global risk (VIX). We find that inertia (whether the bond behaved as a safe asset in the past) and good …We study what makes government bonds a safe asset. Building on a sample of monthly changes in government bond yields in … on whether the change in global risk is driven by financial shocks rather than by US monetary policy. …
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maturity races, information sensitivity, risk-intolerant debt and induced runs reinforce the liquidity risk externality …
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and NGEU initiatives helped improve EU bonds' market liquidity from previously low levels, also reducing liquidity risk …
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This paper presents a model in which safe assets are systemic because they are the medium of exchange for risky assets. It connects the literature from banking and finance on safe assets to the monetary literature on alternative monetary systems involving commodity money, interest bearing money,...
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This paper presents a model in which safe assets are systemic because they are the medium of exchange for risky assets. Like commodity money, these assets are costly to produce and have some intrinsic value, resulting in (a) non-neutrality and (b) overproduction. Quantitatively, the welfare...
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