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This note studies the inflation-uncertainty relationship in a New Keynesian framework. Inflation in these models can be expressed as the discounted sum of current and expected future real marginal costs. The main point of this note is to highlight that real marginal costs in general equilibrium...
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This note studies the inflation-uncertainty relationship in a New Keynesian framework. Inflation in these models can be expressed as the discounted sum of current and expected future real marginal costs. The main point of this note is to highlight that real marginal costs in general equilibrium...
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Using a unique transaction-level data, we document that only 60% of bilateral repos held by UK banks were backed by high-quality collateral. Banks intermediate repo liquidity among different counterparties and use CCPs to reallocate high-quality collaterals among themselves. Furthermore,...
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Using a unique regulatory dataset with disclosed counterparty identities, we show that clients in corporate bond markets outperform when they trade with more dealers. The effect is stronger for informationally sensitive clients, assets, and during informationally intensive periods including...
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Using a unique regulatory dataset with disclosed counterparty identities, we show that clients in corporate bond markets outperform when they trade with more dealers. The effect is stronger for informationally sensitive clients, assets, and during informationally intensive periods including...
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