This paper uses recent developments in the theory of nonstationary regressors to investigate empirical relationships previously taken to support the Gibson paradox, using quarterly data over the 1957:1-1994:4 period on nominal interest rates and prices for eight European Union...

Based on a dynamic panel data model, this paper estimates the impact of lockdown policies on inflation with metropolitan-level data in the US. After controlling for the unit/time fixed effects and a number of aggregate demand/supply shifters, lockdown policies created a mild inflationary effect...

This paper uses recent developments in the theory of nonstationary regressors to investigate empirical relationships previously taken to support the Gibson paradox, using quarterly data over the 1957:1 - 1994:4 period on nominal interest rates and prices for eight European Union countries -...

1. From the Great Depression to the Great Recession -- 2. Causes of the US subprime mortgage crisis -- 3. The crisis spreads to Europe -- 4. Why the European sovereign debt crisis has lasted so long -- 5. US fiscal and monetary policy to cope with the Great Recession -- 6. The role of Germany in...