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Is liberalization in developing countries good for growth even if it leads to crises? The answer is a clear yes. But then, how can we explain the less-than-stellar growth performance of Mexico, a prominent liberalizer and member of NAFTA? In this paper we address these questions by analyzing the...
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To measure contagion empirically, we propose using a Bayesian time-varying coefficient model estimated with Markov ChainMonte Carlo methods. The proposed measure works in the joint presence of heteroskedasticity and omitted variables and does not require knowledge of the timing of the crisis. It...
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, capital gains, and portfolio adjustment for consumption risk sharing when financial markets are incomplete, showing how these …
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, capital gains, and portfolio adjustment for consumption risk sharing when financial markets are incomplete, showing how these …
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equilibrium model with international equity trading in incomplete asset markets. We show that the risk-sharing properties of … goods, and the persistence of shocks. Finally, moving from less to more international financial integration, risk sharing …
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, capital gains, and portfolio adjustment for consumption risk sharing when financial markets are incomplete, showing how these …
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, capital gains, and portfolio adjustment for consumption risk sharing when financial markets are incomplete, showing how these … shocks and to keeping it constant in subsequent periods. -- current account ; equity ; net foreign assets ; risk sharing …
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, capital gains, and portfolio adjustment for consumption risk sharing when financial markets are incomplete, showing how these …
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We propose using a Bayesian time-varying coefficient model estimated with Markov chain-Monte Carlo methods to measure contagion empirically. The proposed measure works in the joint presence of heteroskedasticity and omitted variables and does not require knowledge of the timing of the crisis. It...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012782671