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This study aims to analyze the spatial effects triggered by dollar liquidity by constructing a multidimensional spatial matrix that modifies the traditional monetary spatial framework. We utilized a three-level spatial econometric model (Spatial Lag, Durbin, and Generalized Nested Space) to...
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., Gaffeo, E., Cirillo, P. and Gallegati, M. (Macroeconomics from the bottom-up, 2011) with the inclusion of a bank-bank network …
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In this paper the authors build upon Assenza et al. (Credit networks in the macroeconomics from the bottom-up model, 2015), which include firm-bank and bank-bank networks in the original macroeconomic model in Macroeconomics from the bottom-up (Delli Gatti et al., Macroeconomics from the...
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network. We first provide a characterization of the unique equilibrium of banks' liquidity holdings for any network of credit … lines. Then, we endogenize the network and show that every equilibrium network is a complete coreperiphery graph. Central … accounting for banks' endogenous linking decisions, a narrower corridor may lead to a sparser interbank network with higher …
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network effects of US monetary policy on the industry level. Second, we account for cross-sectional heterogeneity and cluster … network effects varies strongly over time. In particular, US recessions tend to coincide with periods where between 40 to 60 … percent of the overall effects can be attributed to network effects; expansionary economic episodes show muted network effects …
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This study examines the provincial effects of monetary policy from 1978 to 2011 in China. We used the SVAR method to measure the magnitude and timing of each province's response to monetary policy shocks when considering the influences of spillover effects among provinces. Then we also explored...
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