674-B22M 5:2009-E-31
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Global liquidity trap : a simple analytical investigation / |
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674-B22M 5:2009-E-32
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Generalized extreme value distribution with time-dependence using the AR and MA models in state space form / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-1
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Partially binding platforms : political promises as a partial commitment device / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-2
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Booms and busts in asset prices / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-3
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The fiscal multiplier and spillover in a global liquidity trap / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-4
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Policy measures to alleviate foreign currency liquidity shortages under aggregate risk with moral hazard / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-5
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New Keynesian dynamics in a low interest rate environment / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-6
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The effects of monetary policy commitment : evidence from time-varying parameter VAR analysis / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-7
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Partially binding platforms and the advantages of being an extreme candidate / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-8
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Accelerated investment and credit risk under a low interest rate environment : a real options approach / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-9
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An empirical analysis of equity market expectations in the recent financial turmoil using implied moments and jump diffusion processes / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-11
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Global liquidity trap / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-12
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A time-invariant duration policy under the zero lower bound / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-13
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Do banking shocks matter for the U.S. economy? / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-14
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The future of central banking : a lesson from United States history / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-15
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Some alternative perspectives on macroeconomic theory and some policy implications / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-16
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Banking globalization and international business cycles / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-17
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Globalization, pass-through and inflation dynamic / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-18
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Financial regulation going forward / |
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674-B22M 5:2010-E-19
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Can cross-border financial markets create endogenously good collateral in a crisis? / |
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