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Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland for 1980-1999. We find that an improvement in the net lending position of the government …
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In this paper we analyse the ability of time and state dependent price setting rules to explain durations of price spells or the probability of changing prices. Our results suggest that simple time dependent models cannot be seen as providing a reasonable approximation to the data and that state...
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This paper analyses the results of a survey conducted by the Banco de Portugal with the main purpose of investigating …
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Portugal. It collects evidence from available studies on each of those countries and also provides new evidence. These studies …
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budget balance in France, Germany, Portugal, and Spain. We try to uncover past trends behind the development of public …
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This paper investigates the persistence of aggregate wages and prices in Portugal assuming a model of a unionized …
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In this paper, we use the Furfine (1999) statistical procedure to identify money market operations from Payments Systems data. Given the availability of an alternative data set, recording money market operations we could confirm the accuracy of the method. We examine evidence on integration of...
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-sectional distribution of individual wage changes observed in the data. We look at five countries (the US, Germany, Portugal, Belgium and …
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sectors in Belgium, Denmark, Spain and Portugal. Our methodology follows the approach recently developed for the International …
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and macro data. As regards firms' pricing behaviour the most noticeable finding is that prices in Portugal are somewhat …
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