The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics

2001 - 2025

Current editor(s): Arpad Abraham and Tiago Cavalcanti

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Volume 25, issue 2, 2025

Real Wage Cyclicality and Monetary Policy pp. 461-498

Ma Eunseong

Green Transition, Skills Heterogeneity, and Inequality pp. 499-551

Albanese Marina, Busato Francesco and Cisco Gianluigi

Workforce Aging, Growth and Productivity pp. 553-593

Esposito Mathilde

Monetary Policy Shocks: Data or Methods? pp. 595-659

Brennan Connor M., Jacobson Margaret M., Matthes Christian and Walker Todd B.

Monetary Policy and Labor Market Friction in a HANK Model pp. 661-722

Deng Zelin

Capital Market Liberalization and Bank Credit Decisions: A Quasi-Natural Experiment Based on the “Mainland-Hong Kong Stock Connect” pp. 723-761

Xu Haiwei and Yang Xianggang

Automation, Skill Premium, and Labor Share pp. 763-798

Lu Chia-Hui

Business Cycles, Monetary Policy Stance, and Monetary Policy Transmission in Korea pp. 799-824

Lee Seungyoon and Park Jongwook

Forecasting Revisions to U.S. Jobs Report Data pp. 825-845

Dorfman Jeffrey H., Li Wenying and Zhang Jingfang

Loan Loss Provision, Unsecured-Collateralized Loan Choice and Macro-Stability in China pp. 847-884

Lim King Yoong, Liu Chunping and Tan Linzhi

Price Stickiness, Input–Output Linkages, and Monetary Policy Transmission in Korea pp. 885-915

Lee Seungyoon

Oil Price-Driven Inflation and the Channels of Pass-Through pp. 917-950

Chen Shiu-Sheng and Lin Tzu-Yu

Firm Dynamics, Informality, and Monetary Policy pp. 951-978

Yépez Carlos A.

Volume 25, issue 1, 2025

A Matter of Minutes: Unexpected FOMC Communication and Fed Credibility pp. 1-43

Venade João and Grilo Filipe

Do Firm-Level Shocks Generate Aggregate Fluctuations? A Cross-Country Analysis pp. 45-79

Lin Shuheng and Pérez Francisca

Financial Frictions at Entry, Average Firm Size, and Productivity pp. 81-120

Bento Pedro and Ashantha Ranasinghe

Healthy Grands, Fertility and Pensions pp. 121-145

Giam Pietro Cipriani and Fioroni Tamara

Robust Optimal Monetary Policies in Behavioral New Keynesian DSGE Models pp. 147-189

Giovanni Di Bartolomeo and Carolina Serpieri

On the Impact of Fiscal Policy on Inflation: The Case of Fiscal Rules pp. 191-240

Zoumenou Jocelyne Marion

Gini in the Taylor Rule: Should the Fed Care About Inequality? pp. 241-285

Eunseong Ma and Park Kwangyong

Housing Booms and Busts: Dissecting Housing and MBS Markets Linkages pp. 287-329

Abdulraheem Maytham

Guardians of (In)Equality: Unmasking the Role of Military Spending in Shaping Income Inequality pp. 331-374

Baryshnikova Nadezhda V. and Yarashov Shuhrat

Natural Disasters and Capital Accumulation: The Role of Precautionary Saving and Capital Market Openness pp. 375-415

Park JungJae

Short-Run Impacts of Floods: A Case Study from India pp. 417-460

Beyer Robert C. M., Narayanan Abhinav and Gogol Thakur

Volume 24, issue 2, 2024

Corporate Tax Rates, Allocative Efficiency, and Aggregate Productivity pp. 633-675

Dinerstein Marcos and Patiño Peña Fausto

Endogenous Financial Friction and Growth pp. 677-713

Jeong Minhyeon

Decomposing Structural Change pp. 715-748

Jaime Alonso-Carrera, María Jesús Freire-Seren and Xavier Raurich

Industry Impacts of US Unconventional Monetary Policy pp. 749-780

Goto Eiji

Monetary Policy Transmission in Canada – A High Frequency Identification Approach pp. 781-811

Soosalu Matt

Child Labor, Corruption, and Development pp. 813-852

Miyashita Toshiki, Okada Kohei and Takakura Kei

Inflation Uncertainty from Firms’ Perspective, Overconfidence and Credibility of Monetary Policy pp. 853-882

Fernando Borraz, Orlik Anna and Zacheo Laura

Does Nominal Wage Stickiness Affect Fiscal Multiplier in a Two-Agent New Keynesian Model? pp. 883-928

Daisuke Ida and Mitsuhiro Okano

To Create or to Redistribute? That is the Question pp. 929-995

Koursaros Demetris, Savva Christos, Nektarios Michail and Papadopoulou Niki

Estimating Expected Asset Returns with the Present Value Model of Consumption and Fed Forecasts pp. 997-1007

Kishor Narayan Kundan

Volume 24, issue 1, 2024

Optimal Taxation of Informal Firms: Misreporting Costs and a Tax Reform in Brazil pp. 1-44

Marcelo Arbex, Enlinson Mattos and Regatieri Rebeca

Initial Beliefs Uncertainty pp. 45-96

Jaqueson Galimberti

Credit Resource Misallocation and Macroeconomic Fluctuations in China: From the Perspective of Heterogeneous Financial Frictions pp. 97-134

Zhou Jian, Zhang Zhipeng and Shao Yu

The Bitcoin Premium: A Persistent Puzzle pp. 135-148

Matthew Wilson

Intermediate Goods–Skill Complementarity pp. 149-186

Kozo Kiyota and Yoshinori Kurokawa

Perfect Competition and Fixed Costs: The Role of the Ownership Structure pp. 187-206

Boitier Vincent

Optimal Monetary Policy with Government-Provided Unemployment Benefits pp. 207-248

Kiarsi Mehrab

Employment Protection in Dual Labor Markets: Any Amplification of Macroeconomic Shocks? pp. 249-304

Benjamin Lochner

A Tide that Lifts Some Boats: Assessing the Macroeconomic Effects of EU Enlargement pp. 305-352

Zonda Joe Maganga, Lin Chang-Ching and Chang Ming-Jen

Current Account Balances’ Divergence in the Euro Area: An Appraisal of the Underlying Forces pp. 353-398

Faure Emmanuelle, Grekou Carl and Valérie Mignon

Merging Structural and Reduced-Form Models for Forecasting pp. 399-437

Jaime Martinez-Martin, Morris Richard, Luca Onorante and Fabio Massimo Piersanti

Trust in Government in a Changing World: Shocks, Tax Evasion, and Economic Growth pp. 439-487

James Alm and Raul Barreto

The Fiscal Multiplier of Public Investment: The Role of Corporate Balance Sheet pp. 489-527

Espinoza Raphael, Gamboa-Arbelaez Juliana and Sy Mouhamadou

Does Uncertainty Matter for the Fiscal Consolidation and Investment Nexus? pp. 529-559

Ioannis Bournakis and Nelson R. Ramírez-Rondán

Government Spending Between Active and Passive Monetary Policy: An Invariance Result pp. 561-590

Sebastian Laumer and Philipps Collin

A DSGE Model with Government-owned Banks pp. 591-631

Galindo Gil Hamilton and Montecinos Alexis