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2018/10: Forecast Density Combinations of Dynamic Models and Data Driven Portfolio Strategies

Nalan Basturk, Agnieszka Borowska, Stefano Grassi, Lennart Hoogerheide and Herman K. van Dijk

2018/9: ECB spillovers and domestic monetary policy effectiveness in small open economies

Saskia Ter Ellen, Edvard Jansen and Nina Larsson Midthjell

2018/8: Identification of interbank loans and interest rates from interbank payments – A reliability assessment

Q. Farooq Akram, Mats B. Fevolden and Lyndsie H. Smith

2018/7: Technology and the Two Margins of Labor Adjustment: A New Keynesian Perspective

Francesco Furlanetto, Tommy Sveen and Lutz Weinke

2018/6: Criteria for “good” justifications

Jan Fredrik Qvigstad and Tore Schei

2018/5: An historical perspective on financial stability and monetary policy regimes: A case for caution in central banks current obsession with financial stability

Michael D. Bordo

2018/4: Financial Globalization and Bank Lending: The Limits of Domestic Monetary Policy?

Jin Cao and Valeriya Dinger

2018/3: Business cycle narratives

Vegard Larsen and Leif Thorsrud

2018/2: The global financial cycle, bank capital flows and monetary policy. Evidence from Norway

Ragna Alstadheim and Christine Blandhol

2018/1: Dutch disease dynamics reconsidered

Hilde Bjørnland, Leif Thorsrud and Ragnar Torvik

2017/25: Asymmetric effects of monetary policy in regional housing markets

Knut Are Aastveit and André K. Anundsen

2017/24: Residential investment and recession predictability

Knut Are Aastveit, Andre Anundsen and Eyo Herstad

2017/23: Modelling Occasionally Binding Constraints Using Regime-Switching

Andrew Binning and Junior Maih

2017/22: Heterogeneous beliefs and asset price dynamics: a survey of recent evidence

Saskia ter Ellen and Willem Verschoor

2017/21: Financial imbalances, crisis probability and monetary policy in Norway

Ragna Alstadheim, Ørjan Robstad and Nikka Husom Vonen

2017/20: Pension reform disabled

Sigurd Galaasen

2017/19: Getting a foot on the housing ladder: The role of parents in giving a leg-up

Elin Halvorsen and Kjersti-Gro Lindquist

2017/18: On the Interplay between Monetary Policy and Macroprudential Policy: A Simple Analytical Framework

Øistein Røisland

2017/17: Asset returns, news topics, and media effects

Vegard Larsen and Leif Thorsrud

2017/16: Disability benefits, consumption insurance, and household labor supply

David Autor, Andreas Ravndal Kostøl, Magne Mogstad and Bradley Setzler

2017/15: Segmented money markets and covered interest parity arbitrage

Dagfinn Rime, Andreas Schrimpf and Olav Syrstad

2017/14: Exchange rates, interest rates and the global carry trade

Martin Evans and Dagfinn Rime

2017/13: Sensitivity of the Eisenberg-Noe clearing vector to individual interbank liabilities

Zachary Feinstein, Weijie Pang, Birgit Rudloff, Eric Schaanning, Stephan Sturm and Mackenzie Wildman

2017/12: Comparing behavioural heterogeneity across asset classes

Saskia ter Ellen, Cars Hommes and Remco C.J. Zwinkels

2017/11: Bayesian analysis of boundary and near-boundary evidence in econometric models with reduced rank

Nalan Basturk, Lennart Hoogerheide and Herman van Dijk

2017/10: The R package MitISEM: Efficient and robust simulation procedures for Bayesian inference

Nalan Basturk, Stefano Grassi, Lennart Hoogerheide, Anne Opschoor and Herman van Dijk

2017/9: Supply Flexibility in the Shale Patch: Evidence from North Dakota

Hilde Bjørnland, Frode Martin Nordvik and Maximilian Rohrer

2017/8: Output gap, monetary policy trade-offs and financial frictions

Francesco Furlanetto, Paolo Gelain and Marzie Taheri Sanjani

2017/7: Norwegian interbank market’s response to changes in liquidity policy

Qaisar Akram and Jon H. Findreng

2017/6: Forward guidance through interest rate projections: does it work?

Leif Brubakk, Saskia ter Ellen and Hong Xu

2017/5: Components of uncertainty

Vegard Larsen

2017/4: Conditional forecasting with DSGE models - A conditional copula approach

Kenneth Sæterhagen Paulsen

2017/3: Central clearing and risk transformation

Rama Cont

2017/2: Fire sales, indirect contagion and systemic stress testing

Rama Cont and Eric Schaanning

2017/1: Has the Fed responded to house and stock prices? A time-varying analysis

Knut Are Aastveit, Francesco Furlanetto and Francesca Loria

2016/21: Words are the new numbers: A newsy coincident index of business cycles

Leif Thorsrud

2016/20: Nowcasting using news topics. Big Data versus big bank

Leif Thorsrud

2016/19: Do central banks respond timely to developments in the global economy?

Hilde Bjørnland, Leif Thorsrud and Sepideh Khayati Zahiri

2016/18: Immigration and the macroeconomy: some new empirical evidence

Francesco Furlanetto and Ørjan Robstad

2016/17: Structural factors, unemployment and monetary policy: the useful role of the natural rate of interest

Francesco Furlanetto and Paolo Gelain

2016/16: Business cycles in an oil economy: Lessons from Norway

Drago Bergholt and Vegard Larsen

2016/15: R&D heterogeneity and its implications for growth

Sigurd Galaasen and Alfonso Irarrazabal

2016/14: On the concavity of the consumption function with liquidity constraints

Martin Holm

2016/13: Forecast uncertainty in the neighborhood of the effective lower bound: How much asymmetry should we expect?

Andrew Binning and Junior Maih

2016/12: Oil and macroeconomic (in)stability

Hilde Bjørnland, Vegard Larsen and Junior Maih

2016/11: Detecting imbalances in house prices: What goes up must come down?

Andre Anundsen

2016/10: Liquidity Management and Central Bank Strength: Bank of England Operations Reloaded, 1889-1910

Stefano Ugolini

2016/9: Leaning against the wind when credit bites back

Karsten R. Gerdrup, Frank Hansen, Tord Krogh and Junior Maih

2016/8: When preferences for a stable interest rate become self-defeating

Ragna Alstadheim and Øistein Røisland

2016/7: Joint prediction bands for macroeconomic risk management

Qaisar Akram, Andrew Binning and Junior Maih