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447: The Inflationary Effects of Quantitative Easing

Mathias Klein and Xin Zhang

446: Joint extreme Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall dynamics with a single integrated tail shape parameter

Enzo D’Innocenzo, André Lucas, Bernd Schwaab and Xin Zhang

445: Measuring Riksbank Monetary Policy: Shocks and Macroeconomic Transmission

Jakob Almerud, Dominika Krygier, Henrik Lundvall and Mambuna Njie

444: Plundered or profitably pumped-up? The effects of private equity takeover

Anders Kärnä and Samantha Myers

443: Intertemporal MPC and Shock Size

Tullio Jappelli, Ettore Savoia and Alessandro Sciacchetano

442: A Traffic-Jam Theory of Growth

Daria Finocchiaro and Philippe Weil

441: Bank fragility and the incentives to manage risk

Toni Ahnert, Christoph Bertsch, Agnese Leonello and Robert Marquez

440: Quantitative Easing and the Supply of Safe Assets: Evidence from International Bond Safety Premia

Jens H. E. Christensen, Nikola Mirkov and Xin Zhang

439: Inflation-Dependent Exchange Rate Pass-Through in Sweden: Insights from a Logistic Smooth Transition VAR Model

Gabriella Linderoth and Malte Meuller

438: Do we need firm data to understand macroeconomic dynamics?

Michele Lenza and Ettore Savoia

437: Potential Climate Impact of Retail CBDC Models

Niklas Arvidsson, Fumi Harahap, Frauke Urban and Anissa Nurdiawati

436: Optimal Contracts and Inflation Targets Revisited

Torsten Persson and Guido Tabellini

435: Supply-Chain Finance: An Empirical Evaluation of Supplier Outcomes

Niklas Amberg, Tor Jacobson and Yingjie Qi

434: Quantitative Easing, Bond Risk Premia and the Exchange Rate in a Small Open Economy

Jens H. E. Christensen and Xin Zhang

433: Optimal Monetary Policy with r*

Roberto Billi, Jordi Galí and Anton Nakov

432: Four Facts about International Central Bank Communication

Christoph Bertsch, Isaiah Hull, Robin L. Lumsdaine and Xin Zhang

431: Climate impact assessment of retail payment services

Niklas Arvidsson, Fumi Harahap, Frauke Urban and Anissa Nurdiawati

430: Banking Without Branches

Niklas Amberg and Bo Becker

429: Monetary policy in Sweden after the end of Bretton Woods

Emma Bylund, Jens Iversen and Anders Vredin

428: Fed QE and bank lending behaviour:a heterogeneity analysis of asset purchases

Marianna Blix Grimaldi and Supriya Kapoor

427: Cash for Transactions or Store-of-Value? A comparative study on Sweden and peer countries

Carl Claussen, Björn Segendorff and Franz Seitz

426: Price Pass-Through Along the Supply Chain:Evidence from PPI and CPI Microdata

Edvin Ahlander, Mikael Carlsson and Mathias Klein

425: Do Credit Lines Provide Reliable Liquidity Insurance? Evidence from Commercial-Paper Backup Lines

Niklas Amberg

424: Private Bank Money vs Central Bank Money: A Historical Lesson for CBDC Introduction

Anna Grodecka-Messi and Xin Zhang

423: Stablecoins: Adoption and Fragility

Christoph Bertsch

422: Dynamic Credit Constraints: Theory and Evidence from Credit Lines

Niklas Amberg, Tor Jacobson, Vincenzo Quadrini and Anna Rogantini Picco

421: Effects of foreign and domestic central bank government bond purchases in a small open economy DSGE model: Evidence from Sweden before and during the coronavirus pandemic

Yildiz Akkaya, Carl-Johan Belfrage, Paola Di Casola and Ingvar Strid

420: Greenflation?

Conny Olovsson and David Vestin

419: Central bank asset purchases: Insights from quantitative easing auctions of government bonds

Stefan Laséen

418: The Political Costs of Austerity

Ricardo Duque Gabriel, Mathias Klein and Sofia Pessoa

417: Central Bank Mandates and Monetary Policy Stances: through the Lens of Federal Reserve Speeches

Christoph Bertsch, Isaiah Hull, Robin L. Lumsdaine and Xin Zhang

416: The Curious Incidence of Monetary Policy Across the Income Distribution

Tobias Broer, John Kramer and Kurt Mitman

415: Electoral Cycles in Macroeconomic Forecasts

Davide Cipullo and André Reslow

414: DISPERSION OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE:PASSTHROUGH,PRODUCTIVITY, AND DEMAND

Mikael Carlsson, Alex Clymo and Knut-Eric Joslin

413: Trading volume and liquidity provision in cryptocurrency markets

Daniele Bianchi, Mykola Babiak and Alexander Dickerson

412: Inflation Targeting or Fiscal Activism?

Roberto Billi

411: Pension reform and wealth inequality: evidence from Denmark

Torben M. Andersen, Joydeep Bhattacharya, Anna Grodecka-Messi and Katja Mann

410: Seemingly Irresponsible but Welfare Improving Fiscal Policy at the Lower Bound

Roberto Billi and Carl Walsh

409: The low-carbon transition, climate commitments and firm credit risk

Sante Carbone, Margherita Giuzio, Sujit Kapadia, Johannes Sebastian Krämer, Ken Nyholm and Katia Vozian

408: On the Performance of Cryptocurrency Funds

Daniele Bianchi and Mykola Babiak

407: The cost of disinflation in a small open economy vis-à-vis a closed economy

Oleksandr Faryna, Magnus Jonsson and Nadiia Shapovalenko

406: Revisiting the Properties of Money

Isaiah Hull and Or Sattath

405: Dynamic Macroeconomic Implications of Immigration

Conny Olovsson, Karl Walentin and Andreas Westermark

404: When domestic and foreign QE overlap: evidence from Sweden

Paola Di Casola and Pär Stockhammar

403: Five Facts about the Distributional Income Effects of Monetary Policy

Niklas Amberg, Thomas Jansson, Mathias Klein and Anna Rogantini Picco

402: The Liquidity of the Government Bond Market – What Impact Does Quantitative Easing Have? Evidence from Sweden

Marianna Blix Grimaldi, Alberto Crosta and Dong Zhang

401: Narrative Fragmentation and the Business Cycle

Christoph Bertsch, Isaiah Hull and Xin Zhang

400: The Effects of Government Spending in the Eurozone

Ricardo Duque Gabriel, Mathias Klein and Ana Sofia Pesso

399: Modeling extreme events:time-varying extreme tail shape

Bernd Schwaab, Xin Zhang, Andre Lucas and Enzo D’Innocenzo

398: Quantum Technology for Economists

Isaiah Hull, Or Sattath, Eleni Diamanti and Göran Wendin