Macroeconomic Dynamics
1997 - 2025
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Volume 29, month January, 2025
- WITHDRAWN - GLOBAL BANK RISK AND MONETARY POLICY IN AN EMERGING ECONOMY pp. -

- Paul Luk
- Household debt and economic growth in Europe pp. -

- L. Barbaglia, S. Manzan and E. Tosetti
- Adaptive agents may be smarter than you think: unbiasedness in adaptive expectations pp. -

- A. Palestrini, Domenico Delli Gatti, M. Gallegati and B. Greenwald
- Fiscal policy and inequality in middle- and high-income countries: redistributive effects of tax and spending shocks pp. -

- Abdulaleem Isiaka, Alexander Mihailov and Giovanni Razzu
- Macro-financial imbalances and cyclical systemic risk dynamics: understanding the factors driving the financial cycle in the presence of non-linearities pp. -

- O’Brien, Martin and Sofia Velasco
- Is the Hamilton regression filter really superior to Hodrick–Prescott detrending? pp. -

- Reiner Franke, Jiri Kukacka and Stephen Sacht
- Demographics and FDI: lessons from China’s one-child policy pp. -

- John B. Donaldson, Christos Koulovatianos, Jian Li and Rajnish Mehra
- Economic resilience and the dynamics of capital stock pp. -

- Francisco-Javier Escribá-Pérez, María-José Murgui-García and Jose-Ramon Ruiz-Tamarit
- The rise and fall of armies pp. -

- Jonathan Adams
- Uncertainty shocks and monetary policy rules in a small open economy pp. -

- Sargam Gupta
- Cycles and their important shocks: completing the investigation pp. -

- Max Gillman and Adrian Pagan
- Expectation formation and the Phillips curve revisited pp. -

- Robert Czudaj
- Is the working capital channel of the monetary policy quantitatively relevant? A structural estimation approach pp. -

- Hamilton Galindo Gil
- Money growth and inflation in the Euro Area, UK, and USA: measurement issues and recent results pp. -

- Peter Ireland
- Nonseparability of credit card services within Divisia monetary aggregates pp. -

- William Barnett and Hyun Park
- A quantitative general equilibrium approach to migration, remittances, and brain drain pp. -

- Nikita Cespedes-Reynaga
- Optimal fiscal policy in small open economies with habit persistence pp. -

- Yongseung Jung
- Vertical specialization, global expansion of supply chain, and convergence pp. -

- Hamid Beladi, Sugata Marjit, Reza Oladi and Sepideh Raei
- Endogenous innovation scale and patent policy in a monetary schumpeterian growth model pp. -

- Po-yang Yu and Ching-chong Lai
- Government size and the effectiveness of fiscal policy: the bigger the better? pp. -

- Dooyeon Cho and Kyung-woo Lee
- Optimal taxes and basic income during an episode of automation: a worker’s perspective pp. -

- Manoj Atolia, Morgan Holland and Jonathan Kreamer
- The municipal government channel of monetary policy pp. -

- Matthew Wilson
- Unionization, industry concentration, and economic growth pp. -

- Colin Davis, Ken-ichi Hashimoto and Ken Tabata
- Elderly care in an aging population: The impact of parental care needs on adult children pp. -

- Jue Wang and Xiaoyan Youderian
- Teenage childbearing and the welfare state pp. -

- Alessandro Di Nola, Georgi Kocharkov, Jan Mellert and Haomin Wang
- Industry clusters and macroeconomic (in)stability pp. -

- Cheng-wei Chang
- A model of endogenous education quality: the role of teachers pp. -

- Mauro Rodrigues and Danilo Souza
- Sectorial economic activity and Divisia monetary aggregates pp. -

- Cosmas Dery
- On boom-bust stock market dynamics, animal spirits, and the destabilizing nature of temporarily attracting virtual fixed points pp. -

- Laura Gardini, Davide Radi, Noemi Schmitt, Iryna Sushko and Frank Westerhoff
- Large excess reserves, central bank digital currency, and monetary policy pp. -

- Jaevin Park
- Costly enforcement in credit economies pp. -

- Yilei Liu
- Asymmetries in the oil market: accounting for the growing role of China through quantile regressions pp. -

- Valérie Mignon and Jamel Saadaoui
- Short-run fluctuations and long-run growth with recursive preferences pp. -

- Barbara Annicchiarico, Alessandra Pelloni and Fabrizio Valenti
- The credit-augmented Divisia aggregates and the monetary business cycle pp. -

- Apostolos Serletis and Libo Xu
- A granular investigation on the stability of money demand pp. -

- Zhengyang Chen and Victor J. Valcarcel
- Divisia monetary aggregates, monetary policy and business cycle analysis pp. -

- Mala Raghavan
- Bank shocks and the debt structure pp. -

- David Gauthier
- Shock persistence, uncertainty, and news-driven business cycles pp. -

- Kevin Lee, Kalvinder Shields and Guido Turnip
- The effect of the social security on aggregate effective labor supply: the role of endogenous human capital and of selection effects pp. -

- Laurent Brembilla
- Stock market volatility and commodity prices pp. -

- Wilson Kang, Fernando Perez de Gracia and Ronald A. Ratti
- A tale of two tails: 130 years of growth at risk pp. -

- Martin Gächter, Elias Hasler and Florian Huber
- A note on allowing state bankruptcy pp. -

- Minjie Deng
- Heterogeneous biased expectations of young and old individuals: macroeconomic effects and policy implications pp. -

- Jaeho Lee
- A Schumpeterian exploration of Gini and top/bottom income shares pp. -

- Tetsugen Haruyama
- Does household debt affect the size of the fiscal multiplier? pp. -

- Juan Zurita
- The dynamics of organic farming conversion in groundwater management pp. -

- Gianluca Iannucci and Jean-Christophe Pereau
- Intergenerational transfers, differential fertility, and wealth inequality pp. -

- Aaron Cooke, Umesh Ghimire, Hyun Lee and Kai Zhao
- Conventional vs. unconventional monetary policy under credit regulation pp. -

- Ankit Kumar, Rahul Rao and Chetan Subramanian
- Extreme comovements and downside/upside risk spillovers between oil prices and exchange rates pp. -

- Cathy Ning and Dinghai Xu
- Robotic capital - skill complementarity pp. -

- Michele Battisti, Massimo Del Gatto, Antonio Francesco Gravina and Christopher F. Parmeter
- International capital flows in the process of longevity catch-up pp. -

- Kazuyuki Inagaki
- Investments, credit guarantees, and government subsidies in a regime-switching framework pp. -

- Xiang Liu and Zhaojun Yang
- Expectations and the transmission of international uncertainty: Evidence from cross-country survey data pp. -

- Joscha Beckmann and Martin Geiger
- Climate investments, stock markets, and the open economy pp. -

- Luccas Assis Attílio, João R. Faria and Peter McAdam
- Human brain evolution in a Malthusian economy pp. -

- Angus Chu
- Automation, job reallocation, occupational choice, and related government policy pp. -

- Chia-Hui Lu
- Off-track monetary policy and housing pp. -

- Jaroslav Horvath, Fredj Jawadi and Philip Rothman
- Rising government debt on the path of going green in China pp. -

- Haoyang Li, Yuqin Wang, Guohan Yang and Tongbin Zhang
- The effects of offshoring on the gender hours gap in the US pp. -

- Kangchul Jo
- Understanding the gains from wage flexibility in a currency union: a fiscal policy connection pp. -

- Eiji Okano and Kazuyuki Inagaki
- A model of safe asset shortage and property taxes in China pp. -

- Wenni Lei, Yuwei Luo and Dongzhou Mei
- Liquidity trap, private behavior preference, and the micro-foundation of fiscal multiplier dynamics pp. -

- Chuanglian Chen, Feng Dong, Xirong Gao and Jinhui Xu
- Heterogeneous bequests and social inequalities pp. -

- Kirill Borissov, Stefano Bosi, Thai Ha-Huy and Mikhail Pakhnin
- How does skill distribution shape comparative advantage across industries? Theory and evidence pp. -

- Zhongda Li, Jieyi Liu and Lu Liu
- Sectoral inflation under fragmentation of information pp. -

- Tatsushi Okuda and Tomohiro Tsuruga
- Bankruptcy law as an alternative to fiscal policy in a Woodford model with a productivity shock pp. -

- Aloísio Araújo and Vitor Costa
- Endogenous working hours, overlapping generations, and balanced neoclassical growth pp. -

- Andreas Irmen
- Money supply and the yield curve pp. -

- Libo Xu
- Spillovers on the mean and tails: a semiparametric dynamic panel modeling approach pp. -

- Yu-Fan Huang, Taining Wang and Subal Kumbhakar
- Simulating multiple equilibria in rational expectations models with occasionally-binding constraints: An algorithm and a policy application pp. -

- Michael Hatcher
- Frequency-dependent regime-switching in VAR models pp. -

- Youngjin Hwang
- No road with roses in developing countries: gender diversification in firm leadership and total factor productivity pp. -

- Ioannis Bournakis, Victor Motta and Mara E. Vidali
- Wealth inequality, entrepreneurship, and aggregate output: a tale of two centuries in the UK pp. -

- Xiaoliang Yang, Peng Zhou and Xue Dong
- Foreign financial shocks and domestic credit policy in the small open economy pp. -

- Jae Hun Shim
- Embodied technological progress, heterogeneous multiworker firms, and unemployment pp. -

- Kosho Tanaka
- Input misallocation and productivity dynamics pp. -

- Hung-pin Lai and Subal C. Kumbhakar
- Consumer preferences and inflation diffusion pp. -

- Christian Glocker and Philipp Piribauer
- Inference for DEA estimators of malmquist productivity indices: an overview, further improvements, and a guide for practitioners pp. -

- Valentin Zelenyuk and Shirong Zhao
- Financial frictions, monetary policy, and the term premium pp. -

- Sungjun Huh and Insu Kim
- The New Keynesian Wage Phillips Curve: Calvo vs. Rotemberg – CORRIGENDUM pp. -

- Benjamin Born and Johannes Pfeifer
- Monetary policy in advanced and emerging economies pp. -

- Apostolos Serletis and Cosmas Dery
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