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the tourism sector and consequently on the macroeconomy of Mauritius. Findings demonstrate COVID-19-induced tourism export … shock triggering subdued exports, imports, investments and tax revenues while government debt, inflation rate, transfer …
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aim of uncovering a single structural parameter, but theory suggests it could differ depending on the shock that drives … exports relative to the response of the exchange rate, conditional on each shock. Our findings suggest that this relationship … differs greatly from one shock to another, where domestic shocks generate a much weaker relationship than global shocks. We …
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The paper develops a macro-prudential liquidity stress-testing tool in order to capture the possible consequences of a capital outflow (including a run of deposits). The tool includes a feedback from the banking sector to the real economy, incorporates a link between liquidity risk and solvency...
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This paper examines the behavior of remittances over the business cycle and their potential to act as a stabilizer during periods of high business cycle volatility. Four main findings are reported. First, in theory, the cyclical behavior of remittances depends on the motives to remit. Second,...
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We show that a model with imperfectly forecastable changes in future productivity and an occasionally binding collateral constraint can match a set of stylized facts about "sudden stop" events. "Good" news about future productivity raises leverage during times of expansion, increasing the...
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