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- wp2024-7: Consumer inflation expectations before and after the 2022 inflation spike: the role of perceived and realised inflation

- Gerda Kirpson
- wp2024-6: Consumer price rigidity in the Baltic states during periods of low and high inflation

- Ludmila Fadejeva, Valentin Jovanceau and Alari Paulus
- wp2024-06: Consumer price rigidity in the Baltic states during periods of low and high inflation

- Alari Paulus
- wp2024-5: Productivity-enhancing reallocation during the Covid-19 pandemic

- Tibor Lalinsky, Jaanika Merikyll and Paloma Lopez-Garcia
- wp2024-4: Wealth disparities between elderly immigrants and natives: a study of Estonia and Latvia

- Liina Rebane, Merike Kukk and Tairi Rõõm
- wp2024-3: Central bank stabilisation policy when capital flows matter:instruments, targets, and trade-offs

- Alfred V Guender
- wp2024-2: Monetary policy transmission in different credit markets

- Natalia Levenko
- wp2024-1: The transmission of trade shocks across countries: firm-level evidence from the Covid-19 crisis

- Konstantins Benkovskis, Jaanika Meriküll and Aurelija Proškute
- wp2023-7: Beyond the Headline: How Personal Exposure to Inflation Shapes the Financial Choices of Households

- Merike Kukk and Jan Toczynski
- wp2023-6: The natural rate of unemployment in Estonia: empirical determinants and a new semi-structural model

- Dmitry Kulikov and Nicolas Reigl
- wp2023-5: Income expectations, risk attitudes and household borrowing decisions

- Eva Branten
- wp2023-4: Measuring the effects of borrower-based policies on new housing loans in Estonia

- Merike Kukk, Natalia Levenko and Nicolas Reigl
- wp2023-3: Fiscal performance under inflation and inflation surprises: evidence from fiscal reaction functions for the Euro Area

- Karsten Staehr, Olegs Tkacevs and Katri Urke
- wp2023-2: Economic growth and military expenditure in the countries on NATOʼs Eastern flank in 1999–2021

- Łukasz Olejnik
- wp2023-1: Economic Growth, Current Account Dynamics and Growth Regimes in the Baltic States
- Karsten Staehr
- wp2022-7: Interest rate spreads in Estonia: different stories for different types of loan

- Merike Kukk and Natalia Levenko
- wp2022-6: Macroeconomic news and sovereign interest rate spreads before and during Quantitative Easing

- Gerda Kirpson, Martti Randveer, Nicolas Reigl, Karsten Staehr and Lenno Uusküla
- wp2022-5: Were jobs saved at the cost of productivity in the Covid-19 crisis ?

- Jaanika Merikyll and Alari Paulus
- wp2022-4: Credit market concentration and systemic risk in Europe

- Merike Kukk, Alari Paulus and Nicolas Reigl
- wp2022-3: The European Structural and Investment Funds and Public Investment in the EU Countries

- Karsten Staehr and Katri Urke
- wp2022-2: Business investment, the user cost of capital and firm heterogeneity

- Alari Paulus
- wp2022-1: Financial Transaction Tax, macroeconomic effects and tax competition issues: a two-country financial DSGE model

- Olivier Damette, Karolina Sobczak and Thierry Betti
- wp2021-7: Tax compliance in post-transition: You and your friends matter, not the government

- Natalia Levenko and Karsten Staehr
- wp2021-6: Trade effects of a negative export shock on direct exporters and wholesalers

- Mathias Juust
- wp2021-5: The role of risk attitudes and expectations in household borrowing in Estonia

- Eva Brandten
- wp2021-4: The gap that survived the transition: the gender wage gap over three decades in Estonia

- Jaanika Meriküll and Marina Tverdostup
- wp2021-3: The asymmetric effect of monetary policy on European financial markets

- Anita Suurlaht
- wp2021-2: Expectational errors and business cycle fluctuations in Europe

- Nicolas Reigl
- wp2021-1: House price misalignments and economic growth in Europe

- Juan Cuestas, Merike Kukk and Natalia Levenko
- wp2020-8: The gender gap in pension wealth in Europe: Evidence from twenty countries

- Tairi Room and Orsolya Soosaar
- wp2020-7: The gender wealth gap in Europe: A comparative study using a model averaging methodology

- Merike Kukk, Jaanika Merikyll and Tairi Room
- wp2020-6: Alternative financing and the non-performing loans of the corporate sector in Estonia

- Merike Kukk and Natalia Levenko
- wp2020-5: Macroeconomic expectations: news sentiment analysis

- Nataliia Ostapenko
- wp2020-4: Export performance and capacity pressures in Central and Eastern Europe

- Karsten Staehr
- wp2020-3: Does raising the pension age prolong working life? Evidence from pension age reform in Estonia

- Orsolya Soosaar, Allan Puur and Lauri Leppik
- wp2020-2: Elevated survey uncertainty after the Great Recession: a non-linear approach

- Natalia Levenko
- wp2020-1: Joint and individual savings within families: evidence from bank accounts

- Merike Kukk and W. Fred van Raaij
- wp2019-9: The effects on growth of El Nino and La Nina:local weather conditions matter

- Remi Generoso, Cécile Couharde and Olivier Damette
- wp2019-8: Inflation expectations in Phillips Curves models for the euro area

- Dmitry Kulikov and Nicolas Reigl
- wp2019-07: On the evolution of competitiveness in Central and Eastern Europe: is it broken?

- Juan Cuestas
- wp2019-06: Macroeconomic imbalances and loan quality in panels of European countries

- Merike Kukk and Natalia Levenko
- wp2019-05: Are survey data underestimating the inequality of wealth?

- Jaanika Meriküll and Tairi Room
- wp2019-04: What explains the gender gap in wealth? Evidence from administrative data

- Jaanika Meriküll, Merike Kukk and Tairi Room
- wp2019-03: The evolution and heterogeneity of credit procyclicality in Central and Eastern Europe

- Juan Cuestas, Nicolas Reigl and Yannick Lucotte
- wp2019-02: Shocks and labour cost adjustment: evidence from a survey of European firms

- Thomas Mathä, Stephen Millard and Tairi Room
- wp2019-01: Asset price bubbles with low interest rates: not all bubbles are alike

- Jacopo Bonchi
- wp2018-10: The effect of the single currency on exports: comparative firm-level evidence

- Tibor Lalinsky and Jaanika Meriküll
- wp2018-09: Actual and perceived uncertainty as drivers of household saving

- Natalia Levenko
- wp2018-08: Current account dynamics and exchange rate regimes in Central and Eastern Europe

- Kersti Harkmann and Karsten Staehr
- wp2018-07: Alternative frameworks for measuring credit gaps and setting countercyclical capital buffers

- Nicolas Reigl and Lenno Uusküla