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This paper investigates how government size influences the responses of government expenditure and economic growth to broad dollar shocks in 155 trade-heavy countries across 6 continents from 1995 to 2019. In most cases, we document that the magnitude of contractions in expenditures and economic...
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This paper analyses features of 28 provincial growth-cycles in China's economy from March 1989 to July 2009. We study the multivariate synchronization of provincial cycles and the selection of the number of cycles phases' by means of panel Markov-switching models. We obtain evidence that growth...
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This paper analyses features of 28 provincial growth-cycles in China’s economy from March 1989 to July 2009. We study the multivariate synchronization of provincial cycles and the selection of the number of cycles phases’ by means of panel Markov-switching models. We obtain evidence that...
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Consistent with the original evidence in Komla and Agudze (2019) and as documented in the preceding regressions, we find that, in the period of low oil price regime, the dollar-won basis and crude oil prices exhibit negative comovements, so that marginal increases in oil prices relate to wider...
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Recent findings that suggest a robust negative association between changes in the cross-currency basis and the broad dollar have taken center stage in the international finance literature. In this article, we revisit this issue, from a purely empirical, data-driven perspective, using G10 and 10...
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