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Random assignment is insufficient for measured treatment responses to recover causal effects (comparative statics) in dynamic economies. We characterize analytically bias probabilities and magnitudes. If the policy variable is binary there is attenuation bias. With more than two policy states,...
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We investigate whether ideology drives the sentiments of parliamentarians when they speak to the central bank they hold accountable. To this end, we collect textual data on the quarterly hearings of the ECB President before the European Parliament from 1999 to 2019. We apply sentiment analysis...
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and completely reversible. In the experiment, entrants and incumbents tacitly collude when each has its own monopoly …, forcing the incumbent monopolist to price at average cost. The experiment results suggest that the usefulness of hit …
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different methods to study the credibility of the detected fluctuation bands. The detected lack of credibility in a high …
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, the credibility of information sources can vary significantly. This paper randomly varies whether voters receive an … aggregate unemployment forecast from the central bank, government or main opposition party using a survey experiment in Denmark … differences in institutional credibility and the political cost of the signal, and update their unemployment expectations …
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We investigate the adoption and characteristics of social welfare policies in autocracies. If one considers social policies merely as a tool for progressive redistribution to those in need, one might not expect autocratic regimes to spend resources on them. Empirically, however, several...
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Can the central bank credibly commit to keeping the nominal interest rate low for an extended period of time in the aftermath of a deep recession? By analyzing credible plans in a sticky-price economy with occasionally binding zero lower bound constraints, I find that the answer is yes if...
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