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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"International Transmission"”.
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International Transmission Of U.s. Real, Nominal, And Financial Shocks
… estimated to provide empirical evidence on the international transmission of U.S. financial shocks on the U.S. as well as on the rest of G�7 macroeconomic variables. A shock to the U.S. financial sector causes a negative and immediate impact on U.S. real GDP and industrial production. Banks' …
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Essays in Heterogeneous Agent Macroeconomics
… The second chapter presents a model of international transmission of financial shocks where the country of origin is fundamental to the transmission of the shock. Highly developed countries tend to accumulate larger positions in riskier, but more productive, capital flows, as seen in the …
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Transmission of US monetary policy to the world economies. A time varying multi-country factor augmented vector autoregressive approach
In this thesis, I examine the international transmission of US monetary policy shocks across euro area and Asian countries. For this purpose I use a time varying Factor Augmented VAR (FAVAR) model which I estimate by using Bayesian techniques. I first examine all the possible channels through which …
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Three papers in international economics and macroeconomics
This dissertation consists of three chapters in international economics and macroeconomics. The first chapter examines the impact of agents' educational and occupational choices on the relationship between trade and inequality. The second chapter studies the consequences of multinational banks' …
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Three Essays on Fiscal Policy
<p>This dissertation examines the domestic and international effects of fiscal policy shocks on country risk, stock markets returns and trading partners. There are three essays in this study.</p> <p>First essay examines the relative impacts of macroeconomic, financial and political variables on …
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Financial Globalization, Shadow Banking and Interest Rate Transmission: Evidence from China
… the capacity of monetary authorities to isolate international monetary policy shocks under financial globalization coupled with the rapid development of shadow banking and its impact on the banking system and monetary policy transmission. This thesis comprises three empirical studies to examine …
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An Analysis of Monetary Policy Transmission Through Bond Yields
In this thesis, I study the transmission of monetary policy through the term structure of interest rates. This is an important topic because, with short-term nominal interest rates in many advanced economies close to their effective lower bound since 2008-2009, central banks have used …
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The molecular epidemiology of Salmonella Typhi and applications for policy
… investigation of the global distribution and transmission dynamics of AMR S. Typhi. With colleagues from Pakistan and India, I conducted phylogenetic analyses of the first molecularly confirmed azithromycin-resistant S. Typhi isolated in Pakistan and India and put them into context with …
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Bank regulation, supervision and financial stability: An empirical study
… on the role of foreign banks in the transmission of shocks through the lending channel. Additionally, I investigate the banking stability through several indicators of a bank’s stand-alone risk, such as the bank’s z-score and the Merton’s (1974) distance to default, among others. With …
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Essays in International Finance and Macroeconomics
… The first two chapters explore current topics in international finance and macroeconomics, while the final chapter contributes to recent policy debates. The first chapter, which is written in collaboration with Simon Lloyd and Daniel Ostry, employs novel econometric techniques to tackle a …
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Robust simulation and optimization methods for natural gas liquefaction processes
… the world necessitates the existence of an international gas market that can serve those regions without reasonable access to reserves. International transmission of natural gas via pipeline is generally cost-prohibitive beyond around two thousand miles, and so suppliers instead turn to the …