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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"International Risk Sharing"”.

  1. ESSAYS ON INTERNATIONAL RISK SHARING

    International risk sharing is an intertemporal utility maximizing process in which countries of different economic prospects engage in cross-border trade and financial asset transactions to mitigate impacts of idiosyncratic income shocks on consumption. Measuring the extent of international risk

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  2. Essays On Consumption Risk-Sharing In Emerging Economies

    … contributes to the growing literature of international finance on capital market integration and consumption risk sharing in emerging economies. I identify threshold effects in terms of financial market integration to demarcate regimes with varying extent of international risk sharing in …

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  3. Essays on International Macroeconomics and Finance

    … chapters, each addressing a relevant area in international macroeconomics and finance. They are linked by their examination of how shocks in one country transmit internationally and how central banks can use monetary and exchange rate policies to insulate themselves from external shocks. In …

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  4. Essays in International Macroeconomics and Finance

    … the topic of macroeconomic stabilisation in an international context, focusing on monetary policy, capital controls and exchange rates. Chapter 1, written in collaboration with Giancarlo Corsetti and Joao Duarte, reconsiders the effects of common monetary policy shocks across countries in the …

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