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2019/90: The dynamic relationship between stock market indexes and foreign exchange

Maria Teresa Garcia and Ana Catarina Gomes Rodrigues

2019/89: The Role of Central Banks and the Political Environment in Financial Stability: A Literature Review

Zoe Venter

2019/88: Some stylized facts about deindustrialization in Europe

José Pontes

2019/87: Global Capital Flows and the Role of Macroprudential Policy

Sudipto Karmakar and Diogo Lima

2019/86: The Evolution of the World’s Production Fragmentation: 2000 –2014, a network analysis

Susana Vieira, Renato G. Flôres and Maria Paula Fontoura

2019/85: The impact of hedge fund indices on portfolio performance

Maria Teresa Garcia and Gonçalo Liberal

2019/84: Efficiency of the European banks in the aftermath of the financial crisis: A panel stochastic frontier approach

Candida Ferreira

2019/83: Crises and Emissions: New Empirical Evidence from a Large Sample

Joao Jalles

2019/82: On the Cyclicality of Social Expenditure: New Time-Varying evidence from Developing Economies

Joao Jalles

2019/81: Cross-country Evidence on the Determinants of Inclusive Growth Episodes

Joao Jalles and Luiz de Mello

2019/80: Taxation and Public Spending Efficiency: An International Comparison

Antonio Afonso, Joao Jalles and Ana Venâncio

2019/79: Measuring Gender Disparities in Unemployment Dynamics during the Recession: Evidence from Portugal

Joana Passinhas and Isabel Proença

2019/78: How “Big” Should Government Be?

Antonio Afonso and Ludger Schuknecht

2019/77: Controlling Algorithmic Collusion: short review of the literature, undecidability, and alternative approaches

João Gata

2019/76: Into the heterogeneities in the Portuguese labour market: an empirical assessment

Fernando Martins and Domingos Seward

2019/75: Regional development of education as a "coordination game"

Ana Paula Buhse and José Pontes

2019/74: Market Timing with Option-Implied Distributions in an Exponentially Tempered Stable Lévy Market

João Guerra, Manuel Guerra and Zachary Polaski

2019/73: Do households care about cash? Exploring the heterogeneous effects of India's demonetization

Sudipto Karmakar and Abhinav Narayanan

2019/72: Sovereign Ratings and Finance Ministers’ Characteristics

Antonio Afonso and Joao Jalles

2019/71: Local territorial reform and regional spending efficiency

Antonio Afonso and Ana Venâncio

2019/70: Asymptotic Poincaré Maps along the Edges of Polytopes

Hassan Najafi Alishah, Pedro Duarte and Telmo Peixe

2019/69: Permanence in Polymatrix Replicators

Telmo Peixe

2019/68: Assessing Pension Expenditure Determinants – the Case of Portugal

Maria Teresa Garcia and André Fernando Rodrigues Rocha da Silva

2019/67: The Effects of Macroeconomic, Fiscal and Monetary Policy Announcements on Sovereign Bond Spreads: An Event Study from the EMU

Antonio Afonso, Joao Jalles and Mina Kazemi

2019/66: Stock Flow Adjustments in Sovereign Debt Dynamics: The Role of Fiscal Frameworks

Antonio Afonso and Joao Jalles

2019/65: The Transmission of Unconventional Monetary Policy to Bank Credit Supply: Evidence from the TLTRO

Antonio Afonso and Joana Sousa-Leite

2019/64: On the use of Hedonic Regression Models to Measure the Effect of Energy Efficiency on Residential Property Transaction Prices: Evidence for Portugal and Selected Data Issues

Rui Evangelista, Esmeralda A. Ramalho and João Andrade e Silva

2019/63: Demographic Changes in a Small Open Economy with Endogenous Time Allocation and Age-Dependent Mortality

João Pereira

2018/62: A DSGE Model to Evaluate the Macroeconomic Impacts of Taxation

José Alves

2018/61: The Relationship between Fiscal and Current Account Imbalances in OECD Economies

Antonio Afonso and Philemon Opoku

2018/60: An Horizontal Innovation Growth Model with Endogenous Time Allocation and Non-Stable Demography

Manuel Guerra, João Pereira and Miguel Aubyn

2018/59: Quasi-Maximum Likelihood and the Kernel Block Bootstrap for Nonlinear Dynamic Models

Paulo Parente and Richard J. Smith

2018/58: The impact of tax structure on investment: an empirical assessment for OECD countries

José Alves

2018/57: The sinful side of taxation: is it possible to satisfy the government hunger for revenues while promoting economic growth?

José Alves

2018/56: Life cycles with Endogenous Time Allocation and Age-Dependent Mortality

Manuel Guerra, Joao Pereira and Miguel Aubyn

2018/55: Generalised Empirical Likelihood Kernel Block Bootstrapping

Paulo Parente and Richard J. Smith

2018/54: The Impact of Foreign Aid on Aggregate Welfare Measures: A Panel Data Analysis

José Alves and Cláudia Couto

2018/53: Capital Account Liberalization and the Composition of Bank Liabilities

Luis Catão and Daniel te Kaat

2018/52: Sovereign Bond Yields Spreads Spillovers in the EMU

Antonio Afonso and Mina Kazemi

2018/51: Optimal Tax Structure for Consumption and Income Inequality:an Empirical Assessment

Antonio Afonso and José Alves

2018/50: A General Equilibrium Theory of Occupational Choice under Optimistic Beliefs about Entrepreneurial Ability

Michelle Dell’Era, Luca David Opromolla and Luis Santos-Pinto

2018/49: To Ask or Not To Ask? Collateral versus Screening in Lending Relationships

Hans Degryse, Artashes Karapetyan and Sudipto Karmakar

2018/48: Globalisation and Economic Growth: A panel data approach

Candida Ferreira

2018/47: Fiscal Multipliers in the Eurozone: A SVAR Analysis

Antonio Afonso and Frederico Leal

2018/46: Financial Development and Economic Growth: A Study for OECD Countries in the Context of Crisis

Antonio Afonso and Carmen Blanco-Arana

2018/45: Tax incidence and fiscal systems: some problems on tax compared history in XIX and XX centuries

José Alves

2018/44: Modeling insurgent-incumbent dynamics: Vector autoregressions,multivariate Markov chains, and the nature of technological competition

Bruno Damásio and Sandro Mendonça

2018/43: The 21st Century - Cluster Formation in the S&P 500

Maximilian Göbel and Tanya Araújo

2018/42: DECOMPOSING AND ANALYSING THE DETERMINANTS OF CURRENT ACCOUNTS’ CYCLICALITY: EVIDENCE FROM THE EURO AREA

Antonio Afonso and Joao Jalles

2018/41: Demand, Supply and Markup Fluctuations

Carlos Santos, Luis Costa and Paulo Brito