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others (by less). Conversely, a sell-off of foreign government holdings of U.S. safe assets could be tremendously costly for … order to avoid just one year of a typical annual decline in foreign holdings of the safe asset. By contrast, middle …
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The last 20 years have been marked by a sharp rise in international demand for U.S. reserve assets, or safe stores-of-value. What are the welfare consequences to U.S. households of these trends, or of a reversal? In a lifecycle model with aggregate and idiosyncratic risks, the young and oldest...
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The last 20 years have been marked by a sharp rise in international demand for U.S. reserve assets, or safe stores-of-value. What are the welfare consequences to U.S. households of these trends, or of a reversal? In a lifecycle model with aggregate and idiosyncratic risks, the young and oldest...
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risk by relating a government's decision to tax foreign investors to distributional interests in the host country … country-specific technology shocks, it is shown that the political risk for foreign investors is prohibitive if the host …
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This paper studies how innovation reacts to foreign political risk and shapes its economic consequences. In a model … with foreign political shocks that can disrupt the supply of foreign inputs, we show that greater political risk abroad …-level technology development with time-varying measures of industry-level exposure to foreign political risk and report three sets of …
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