Macroeconomic Dynamics

1997 - 2025

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Volume 28, month July, 2024

Financial shocks to banks, R&D investment, and recessions pp. 999-1022

Ryoji Ohdoi

Recovery from economic disasters pp. 1023-1048

Bruno Ćorić and Blanka Skrabic Peric

Technical change, task reallocation, and wage inequality pp. 1049-1072

Long Qian

Homeownership rates, housing policies, and co-residence decisions pp. 1073-1096

Nils Grevenbrock, Alexander Ludwig and Nawid Siassi

Land-price dynamics and macroeconomic fluctuations with general household preferences pp. 1097-1121

Been-Lon Chen, Zheng-Ze Lai and Shian-Yu Liao

Temporary prosperity or sustainable development: the long-run impact of developing pollution-intensive industries pp. 1122-1149

Hongyu Nian, Zhiwei Xu and Haitao Yin

Do business cycles result from stochastic shocks? pp. 1150-1160

Yi Zhu

Government debt and fiscal multipliers in the era of population aging pp. 1161-1181

Dooyeon Cho and Dong-Eun Rhee

Optimal forward guidance in monetary policy: Can central banks sway the public with projections? pp. 1182-1205

Christian Jensen

Creative destruction, human capital accumulation, and growth in a digital economy pp. 1206-1230

Lewei Liao, Xuezheng Qin, Xiaolong Li and Liutang Gong

Volume 28, month June, 2024

Simple mandates, monetary rules, and trend-inflation pp. 757-790

Szabolcs Deák, Paul Levine and Son T. Pham

Government spending multipliers with the Real Cost channel pp. 791-812

He Nie

Negative income tax and universal basic income in the eyes of Aiyagari pp. 813-825

Yongsung Chang, Jong-Suk Han and Sun-Bin Kim

On Mexican poverty-trap regimes and struggling to escape them pp. 826-854

Edgar Sánchez Carrera and Wiston Adrián Risso

Asset pricing with costly and delayed firm entry pp. 855-879

Lorant Kaszab, Ales Marsal and Katrin Rabitsch

Alternative monetary policies and wealth and income inequality: the monetary instrument problem revisited pp. 880-912

Stephen J. Turnovsky and Yoichi Gokan

Undesired monetary policy effects in a bubbly world pp. 913-945

Giuseppe Ciccarone, Francesco Giuli, Enrico Marchetti, Valeria Patella and Massimiliano Tancioni

Structural breaks in seemingly unrelated regression models pp. 946-969

Shahnaz Parsaeian

Factor-augmented QVAR models: an observation-driven approach pp. 970-989

Willy Alanya-Beltran

Adjustments of factor income tax rates and aggregate (in)stability pp. 990-997

Kevin X. D. Huang, Qinglai Meng and Jianpo Xue

Government spending multipliers with the Real Cost channel – ERRATUM pp. 998-998

He Nie

Volume 28, month April, 2024

Fiscal policy and the twin deficits: structural changes matter pp. 517-545

Wongi Kim

Accounting for Mexican business cycles pp. 546-568

Pedro Brinca and João Ricardo Costa Filho

Aggregate health shock and retirement decision pp. 569-590

SeEun Jung and Hyunduk Suh

The elastic origins of tail asymmetry pp. 591-611

Satoshi Nakano and Kazuhiko Nishimura

Stock market alphas help predict macroeconomic innovations pp. 612-646

Mao-Wei Hung and Andy Jia-Yuh Yeh

Love of novelty: a source of innovation-based growth… or underdevelopment traps? pp. 647-674

Yuichi Furukawa, Tat-kei Lai and Kenji Sato

Three liquid assets pp. 675-698

Nicola Amendola, Lorenzo Carbonari and Leo Ferraris

From Neolithic Revolution to industrialization pp. 699-717

Angus Chu and Rongxin Xu

The effects of public sector employment on household savings and labor supply pp. 718-744

Luis G. Bettoni and Marcelo R. Santos

Deregulation as a source of China’s economic growth pp. 745-755

Shiyuan Pan, Kai Xu, Kai Zhao and Tianxu Chen

Volume 28, month March, 2024

Monetary policy announcements, consumers’ inflation expectations, and readiness to spend pp. 277-298

Max Breitenlechner, Martin Geiger and Johann Scharler

Whatever it takes to save the planet? Central banks and unconventional green policy pp. 299-324

Alessandro Ferrari and Valerio Nispi Landi

Energy and international business cycles pp. 325-344

Myunghyun Kim

R&D finance and economic growth: a Schumpeterian model with endogenous financial structures pp. 345-379

Ming-Fu Shaw, Juin-jen Chang and Ching-chong Lai

State of broker–dealer leverage and the transmission of monetary policy pp. 380-402

M. Iqbal Ahmed, Steven P. Cassou and Ruby P. Kishan

Severity reduction and private market distortion effects of voluntary and mandatory public annuity plans pp. 403-425

Sau-Him P. Lau and Qilin Zhang

Time-varying volatility and the housing market pp. 426-461

Charles Higgins and Ayse Sapci

Endogenous uncertainty and monetary policy pp. 462-477

ShinHyuck Kang and Kwangyong Park

Human capital and pensions with endogenous fertility and retirement pp. 478-494

Giam Pietro Cipriani and Tamara Fioroni

Social Security safety net with rare event risk pp. 495-515

Erin Cottle Hunt and Frank Caliendo

Volume 28, month January, 2024

Immigration, skill acquisition, and fiscal redistribution in a search equilibrium model pp. 1-31

Bright Isaac Ikhenaode

Non-Gaussian score-driven conditionally heteroskedastic models with a macroeconomic application pp. 32-50

Szabolcs Blazsek, Alvaro Escribano and Adrián Licht

UK household-sector money demand and Divisia monetary aggregates in the new millennium pp. 51-73

Adrian R. Fleissig and Barry Jones

Asymmetric effects of news through uncertainty pp. 74-98

Mario Forni, Luca Gambetti and Luca Sala

A note on international spillovers of economic policy uncertainty across business cycles: evidence from OECD countries pp. 99-111

Aaron Popp and Fang Zhang

IMF lending in sovereign default pp. 112-146

Georgios Stefanidis

Credit market developments and sectoral business cycles worldwide pp. 147-203

Talat Ulussever and Mustafa Kilinc

Money demand by firms, labor market frictions, and optimal long-run inflation pp. 204-233

Mehrab Kiarsi

A note on variable markup, knowledge spillover, and multiple steady states in the variety expansion model pp. 234-248

Tadashi Morita

Estimating sentiment and risk in a consumption model: a factor analysis approach pp. 249-275

Mohammed Bouaddi and Johnson Kakeu