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- 587: Predicting Recessions in (almost) Real Time in a Big-data Setting

- Alexandre Costa, Pedro Ferreira, Wagner Gaglianone, Osmani Guillén, João Issler and Artur Rodrigues
- 586: Industry and Securities Market Influences on Indebtedness: evidence from a large dataset from Brazil

- Flavio Docha and Luiza Rodrigues
- 585: A Little Less Uncertain about the Relationship between Economic Policy Uncertainty and Economic Activity

- Marcelo Aragão and Fabia Carvalho
- 584: Labor Market and Systemic Risk: a network-based approach

- Michel Alexandre and Thiago Silva
- 583: The Value of Clean Water: evidence from an environmental disaster

- Rodrigo Gonzalez, Jose Ornelas and Thiago Silva
- 582: A Novel Credit Model Risk Measure: does more data lead to lower model risk in credit scoring models?

- Valter Jr, Alan Genaro, Rafael Schiozer and Toni Ricardo dos Santos
- 581: Bayesian Local Projections

- Leonardo Ferreira, Silvia Miranda-Agrippino and Giovanni Ricco
- 580: Information Sharing, Access to Finance, Loan Contract Design, and the Labor Market

- Thorsten Beck, Patrick Behr and Raquel Oliveira
- 579: Government Banks and Interventions in Credit Markets

- Gustavo Joaquim, Felipe Netto and José Ornelas
- 578: Brazilian Macroeconomic Dynamics Redux: Shocks, Frictions, and Unemployment in SAMBA Model

- Angelo Fasolo, Eurilton Araújo, Marcos Jorge, Alexandre Kornelius and Leonardo Marinho
- 577: The Information Content from Lending Relationships Across the Supply Chain

- Theo Martins, Rafael Schiozer and Fernando Linardi
- 576: Banks’ Physical Footprint and Financial Technology Adoption

- Lucas Mariani, Jose Ornelas and Bernardo Ricca
- 575: Effects of Sustainable Monetary and Fiscal Policy on FDI Inflows to EMDE Countries

- Bruno Tiberto and Helder de Mendonça
- 574: Anchoring Long-term VAR Forecasts Based On Survey Data and State-space Models

- Marta Areosa and Wagner Gaglianone
- 573: Monetary Policy Surprises, Financial Conditions, and the String Theory Revisited

- Leonardo Ferreira
- 572: Another Boiling Frog: the impact of climate-related events on financial outcomes in Brazil

- Juliano Assunção, Flávia Chein, Giovanni Frisari and Sérgio Koyama
- 571: Does Fintech Lending Lower Financing Costs? Evidence From An Emerging Market

- Jose Ornelas and Alexandre Pecora
- 570: Causal Impulse Responses for Time Series

- Leonardo Marinho
- 569: Creditor Rights and Bank Competition

- Dimas Fazio and Thiago Silva
- 568: Efficiency-stability Trade-off in Financial Systems: a multi-objective optimization approach

- Michel Alexandre, Krzystof Michalak, Thiago Silva and Francisco Rodrigues
- 567: Labor Supply and Demand Shocks in Brazil During Covid-19 Period

- Nelson Silva and Sidney Caetano
- 566: Nestedness in the Brazilian Financial System

- Michel Alexandre, Felipe Xavier, Thiago Silva and Francisco Rodrigues
- 565: Lending Relationships and Currency Hedging

- Sergio Leão, Rafael Schiozer, Raquel Oliveira and Gustavo Araujo
- 564: Nowcasting Brazilian GDP with Electronic Payments Data

- Raquel Gonçalves
- 563: The Long-Term Impact of High School Financial Education: evidence from Brazil

- Miriam Bruhn, Gabriel Garber, Sergio Koyama and Bilal Zia
- 562: Persistência e Volatilidade do Gap de Inflação

- Sidney Caetano, Nelson Silva and Guilherme Moura
- 561: Machine Learning Methods for Inflation Forecasting in Brazil: new contenders versus classical models

- Gustavo Araujo and Wagner Gaglianone
- 560: Evaluation of the Protective Varnish on Brazilian Real Banknotes

- Sergio Koyama, Tereza Oliveira, Marcia Silveira, Cristiana Monteiro, Carlos Quintella and Ricardo Vieira
- 559: Forecasting with VAR-teXt and DFM-teXt Models:exploring the predictive power of central bank communication

- Leonardo Ferreira
- 558: COVID-19 and Local Market Power in Credit Markets

- Thiago Silva, Sergio Souza and Solange Guerra
- 557: Does Default Pecking Order Impact Systemic Risk? Evidence from Brazilian data

- Michel Alexandre, Thiago Silva, Krzysztof Michalak and Francisco Rodrigues
- 556: The Role of (non-)Topological Features as Drivers of Systemic Risk: a machine learning approach

- Michel Alexandre, Thiago Silva, Colm Connaughton and Francisco Rodrigues
- 555: Seeing the Forest for the Trees: using hLDA models to evaluate communication in Banco Central do Brasil

- Angelo Fasolo, Flavia Graminho and Saulo Bastos
- 554: A Few Things You Wanted to Know about the Economics of CBDCs, but were Afraid to Model: a survey of what we can learn from who has done

- Marcelo Aragão
- 553: Optimal Informational Interest Rate Rule

- Marta Areosa, Waldyr Areosa and Vinicius Carrasco
- 552: Impacts of the Monetary Policy Committee Decisions on the Foreign Exchange Rate in Brazil

- José Vicente, Jaqueline Marins and Wagner Gaglianone
- 551: Is Corporate Credit Risk Propagated to Employees?

- Filipe Correia, Gustavo Cortes and Thiago Silva
- 550: High Lending Interest Rates in Brazil: cost or concentration?

- Thiago Trafane Oliveira Santos
- 549: Blurred Crystal Ball: investigating the forecasting challenges after a great exogenous shock

- Marcelo Aragão
- 548: Credit Allocation When Private Banks Distribute Government Loans

- Jose Ornelas, Alvaro Pedraza, Claudia Ruiz-Ortega and Thiago Silva
- 547: Financial Access and Labor Market Outcomes: evidence from credit lotteries

- Bernardus Van Doornik, Armando Gomes, David Schoenherr and Janis Skrastins
- 546: Human Capital and Startup Financing

- Mauricio Jr and Bernardus Van Doornik
- 545: Transfer Learning for Business Cycle Identification

- Marcelle Chauvet and Rafael Guimaraes
- 544: Machine Learning and Oil Price Point and Density Forecasting

- Alexandre Costa, Pedro Ferreira, Wagner Gaglianone, Osmani Guillén, João Issler and Yihao Lin
- 543: A Non-Knotty Inflation Risk Premium Model

- José Vicente
- 542: Deposit insurance and brokerage firms: impacts on the market discipline of the Brazilian banking industry

- Marília Ohlson, Gerlando Lima and Tony Takeda
- 541: Bank Loan Forbearance: evidence from a million restructured loans

- Frederico Mourad, Rafael Schiozer and Toni Ricardo dos Santos
- 540: Regulatory Banking Leverage: what do you know?

- Douglas München and Herbert Kimura
- 539: Commodity Prices and Global Economic Activity: a derived-demand approach

- Angelo Duarte, Wagner Gaglianone, Osmani Guillén and João Issler
- 538: Government Banks, Household Debt, and Economic Downturns: the case of Brazil

- Gabriel Garber, Atif Mian, Jacopo Ponticelli and Amir Sufi
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