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80: Monetary policy, capital inflows, and the housing boom

Filipa Sa and Tomasz Wieladek

79: Low interest rates and housing booms: the role of capital inflows, monetary policy and financial innovation

Filipa Sa, Pascal Towbin and Tomasz Wieladek

78: Welfare costs of inflation and the circulation of U. S. currency abroad

Alessandro Calza and Andrea Zaghini

77: Export basket and the effects of exchange rates on exports–why Switzerland is special

Raphael Auer and Philip Sauré

76: Information costs, networks and intermediation in international trade

Dimitra Petropoulou

75: International liquidity provision during the financial crisis: a view from Switzerland

Raphael Auer and Sébastien Kraenzlin

74: A redux of the workhorse NOEM model with capital accumulation and incomplete asset markets

Enrique Martínez García

73: Multiproduct firms and price-setting: theory and evidence from U.S. producer prices

Saroj Bhattarai and Raphael Schoenle

72: Global banking and international business cycles

Zeno Enders, Robert Kollmann and Gernot Müller

71: Vertical specialization, intermediate tariffs, and the pattern of trade: assessing the role of tariff liberalization to U.S. bilateral trade 1989-2001

Shalah M. Mostashari

70: Exchange rate pass-through: evidence based on vector autoregression with sign restrictions

Lian An and Jian Wang

69: What can EMU countries' sovereign bond spreads tell us about market perceptions of default probabilities during the recent financial crisis?

Niko Dotz and Christoph Fischer

68: Exchange rate pass-through, domestic competition and inflation -- evidence from the 2005/08 revaluation of the Renminbi

Raphael Auer

67: Teams of rivals: endogenous markups in a Ricardian world

Beatriz de Blas and Katheryn Russ

66: The adverse feedback loop and the effects of risk in both the real and financial sectors

Jonathan Davis

65: Globalization and inflation in Europe

Raphael Auer, Kathrin Degen and Andreas Fischer

64: The effects of news about future productivity on international relative prices: an empirical investigation

Deokwoo Nam and Jian Wang

63: Export shocks and the zero bound trap

Ippei Fujiwara

62: Real exchange rate dynamics revisited: a case with financial market imperfections

Ippei Fujiwara and Yuki Teranishi

61: Understanding the effect of productivity changes on international relative prices: the role of news shocks

Deokwoo Nam and Jian Wang

60: International real business cycles with endogenous markup variability

Jonathan Davis and Kevin Huang

59: Are the intraday effects of central bank intervention on exchange rate spreads asymmetric and state dependent?

Rasmus Fatum, Jesper Pedersen and Peter Sørensen

58: Banking globalization and international business cycles

Kozo Ueda

57: Foreign exchange intervention when interest rates are zero: does the portfolio balance channel matter after all?

Rasmus Fatum

56: Global liquidity trap

Ippei Fujiwara, Tomoyuki Nakajima, Nao Sudo and Yuki Teranishi

55: Income differences and prices of tradables

Ina Simonovska

54: Some alternative perspectives on macroeconomic theory and some policy implications

William R. White

53: Trends in U.S. hours and the labor wedge

Simona Cociuba and Alexander Ueberfeldt

52: Financial globalization, financial frictions and optimal monetary policy

Ester Faia and Eleni Iliopulos

51: The fiscal multiplier and spillover in a global liquidity trap

Ippei Fujiwara and Kozo Ueda

50: Measuring business cycles by saving for a rainy day

Mario Crucini and Mototsugu Shintani

49: Asymmetries and state dependence: the impact of macro surprises on intraday exchange rates

Rasmus Fatum, Michael Hutchison and Thomas Wu

48: Does foreign exchange reserve decumulation lead to currency appreciation?

Kathryn Dominguez, Rasmus Fatum and Pavel Vacek

47: The quantitative role of capital-goods imports in U.S. growth

Michele Cavallo and Anthony Landry

46: What determines European real exchange rates?

Martin Berka and Michael Devereux

45: Leverage constraints and the international transmission of shocks

Michael Devereux

44: Fiscal deficits, debt, and monetary policy in a liquidity trap

Michael Devereux

43: Transitional dynamics of output and factor income shares: lessons from East Germany

Simona Cociuba

42: Size and composition of the central bank balance sheet: revisiting Japan's experience of the quantitative easing policy

Shigenori Shiratsuka

41: Limited asset market participation and the consumption-real exchange rate anomaly

Robert Kollmann

40: Business cycles and remittances: can the Beveridge-Nelson decomposition provide new evidence?

Roberto Coronado

39: State-dependent pricing, local-currency pricing, and exchange rate pass-through

Anthony Landry

38: A model of international cities: implications for real exchange rates

Mario Crucini and Hakan Yilmazkuday

37: Global, local, and contagious investor sentiment

Malcolm Baker, Jeffrey Wurgler and Yu Yuan

36: Can long-horizon forecasts beat the random walk under the Engel-West explanation?

Charles Engel, Jian Wang and Jason Wu

35: European hoarding: currency use among immigrants in Switzerland

Andreas Fischer

34: Should monetary policy \"lean or clean\"?

William R. White

33: Global slack and domestic inflation rates: a structural investigation for G-7 countries

Fabio Milani

32: Has globalization transformed U.S. macroeconomic dynamics?

Fabio Milani

31: Fiscal stabilization with partial exchange rate pass-through

Erasmus Kersting