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We use a non-linear factor-augmented vector-autoregressive model to evaluate international effects of an unexpected decrease in euro area policy rates. Given the current environment of ultra low or negative interest rates, we especially focus on potential differences in the transmission of the...
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We present new empirical evidence on monetary transmission by incorporating two types of shocks -- a standard temporary interest rate shock and a persistent inflation target shock. In an estimated DSGE model under imperfect information, where agents may be unable to distinguish these shocks, we...
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We present empirical evidence on monetary transmission from estimated New Keynesian and empirical VAR models, that allow for a standard nominal interest rate shock and an inflation target shock. In response to the highly persistent inflation target shock we largely find evidence of a Neo-Fisher...
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We explore the natural rate of interest, shortly r ∗ , in emerging economies. If economic growth originates from convergence, then growth, say, from technological progress will be lower than we find in the data and, hence, r ∗ will be lower. Ignoring convergence upwardly biases our estimates...
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