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The financial instability – Monetary policy nexus: Evidence from the FOMC minutes Dimitrios Kanelis, Lars H. Kranzmann, Pierre L. Siklos
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Bailout Uncertainty in a Microfounded General Equilibrium Model of the Financial System Alex Cukierman and Yehuda Izhakian
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How internationally coordinated carbon pricing would affect the economy and welfare Research Brief | 49th edition – June 2022
Climate change is a global challenge that requires international policy coordination. This conclusion is also borne out in a recent study on the macroeconomics implications of carbon pricing. Several different scenarios are considered – different regions introduce carbon pricing schemes unilaterally or in cooperation, and in the presence or absence of border adjustment schemes.
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Introduction to machine learning
The course is aimed at data-savvy central bankers, regulators and supervisors in areas such as information technology and statistics, or research departments interested in implementing machine learning methods.
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Carbon pricing, border adjustment and climate clubs: An assessment with EMuSe Anne Ernst, Natascha Hinterlang, Alexander Mahle, Nikolai Stähler
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Higher wages in Germany do not materially reduce trade imbalances Research Brief | 32nd edition – March 2020
Can wage hikes in Germany contribute to a reduction in global trade imbalances? A new study answers this question. Applying a general equilibrium model, it shows that, although wage hikes in Germany reduce the country’s trade surplus, the quantitative effects are relatively small and depend on the European Central Bank’s monetary policy response.
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