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477: Belgian wealth inequality, 1935-2022

Arthur Apostel

476: Bequest Division: The Roles of Parental Motives and Children’s Gender Composition

Javier Olivera, Warn N. Lekfuangfu and Philippe Van Kerm

475: The rise of the 1% and the fall of the labor share: an automation-driven doom loop?

Arthur Jacobs

474: Long-Term Loans and Capital Requirements in Universal Banking: Sectoral Spillovers and Crowding Out Effects

Thomas Lejeune and Jolan Mohimont

473: Too much of a good thing? The macro implications of massive firm entry

Gert Bijnens, Sam Desiere and Tiziano Toniolo

472: Debt Maturity and Complete Export Withdrawal in Start-ups

Ine Paeleman, Virginie Mataigne and Tom Vanacker

471: A note on simulating the effect of monetary policy changes using only forward curves as inputs

Ansgar Rannenberg

470: International sourcing, domestic labour costs and producer prices

Sotiris Blanas and Maurizio Zanardi

469: The anatomy of costs and firm performance evidence from Belgium

Jan De Loecker, Catherine Fuss, Nathan Quiller-Doust and Leonard Treuren

468: The impact of climate transition policies on Belgian firms – what can we learn from a survey?

Raïsa Basselier, Nabil Bouamara, Geert Langenus, Gert Peersman and Peter Reusens

467: The effects of carbon pricing along the production network

Ralf Martin, Mirabelle Muûls and Thomas Stoerk

466: A bridge over troubled water: flooding shocks and supply chains

Gert Bijnens, Mariano Montoya and Stijn Vanormelingen

465: Home country effects of multinational network restructuring in times of deglobalization: evidence from European MNEs

Bruno Merlevede and Bernhard Michel

464: Deglobalization and the reorganization of supply chains: effects on regional inequalities in the EU

Glenn Magerman and Alberto Palazzolo

463: Digitalisation of firms and (type of) employment

Sousso Bignandi, Cédric Duprez and Céline Piton

462: Digitalization and international competitiveness: a cross-country exploration of the relation between firm-level ICT use, productivity and export

Mark Vancauteren, Kevin Randy Chemo Dzukou, Michael Polder, Pierre Mohnen and Javier Miranda

461: Emission trading and overlapping environmental support: installation-level evidence from the EU ETS

Klaas Mulier, Marten Ovaere and Leo Stimpfle

460: Aggregate and distributional effects of a carbon

Christian.Probstin

459: Will labour shortages and skills mismatches throw sand in the gears of the green transition in Belgium?

Mikkel Barslund, Wouter Gelade and Geoffrey Minne

458: Bank specialization and corporate innovation

Hans Degryse, Olivier De Jonghe, Leonardo Gambacorta and Cédric Huylebroek

457: Inflation (de-)anchoring in the euro area

Valentin Burban, Bruno De Backer and Andreaa Liliana Vladu

456: Multinational networks and trade participation

Paola Conconi, Fabrizio Leone, Glenn Magerman and Catherine Thomas

455: Exchange rate overshooting: unraveling the puzzles

Miriam Braig, Sebastian Rüth and Wouter Van der Veken

454: Hunting "brown zombies" to reduce industry's carbon footprint

Gert Bijnens and Carine Swartenbroekx

453: Anatomy of the Phillips Curve: micro evidence and macro implications

Joris Tielens, Luca Gagliardone, Mark Gertler and Simone Lenzu

452: Inputs in distress: Geoeconomic fragmentation and firms' sourcing

Ludovic Panon, Laura Lebastard, Michele Mancini, Alessandro Borin, Peonare Caka, Gianmarco Cariola, Dennis Essers, Elena Gentili, Andrea Linarello, Tullia Padellini, Francisco Requena Silvente and Jacopo Timini

451: State-owned suppliers, political connections and performance of privately-held firms

Emmanuel Dhyne and Pablo Muylle

450: Managing the inflation-output trade-off with public debt portfolios

Charles de Beauffort, Boris Chafwehé and Rigas Oikonomou

449: Owner-occupied housing costs, policy communication, and inflation expectations

Joris Wauters, Zivile Zekaite and Garo Garabedian

448: Financial portfolio performance of Belgian households: a nonparametric assessment

Laurens Cherchye, Bram De Rock and Dieter Saelens

447: What caused the post-pandemic era inflation in Belgium? Replication of the Bernanke-Blanchard model for Belgium

Grégory de Walque and Thomas Lejeune

446: Macroeconomic drivers of inflation expectations and inflation risk premia

Jef Boeckx, Leonardo Iania and Joris Wauters

445: Nowcasting GDP through the lens of economic states

Kris Boud, Arno De Block, Geert Langenus and Peter Reusens

444: The Belgian business-to-business transactions dataset 2002-2021

Cédric Duprez, Emmanuel Dhyne and Toshiaki Komatsu

443: Input varieties and growth: a micro-to-macro analysis

David Baqaee, Ariel Burstein, Cédric Duprez and Emmanuel Farhi

442: Debtor (non-)participation in sovereign debt relief: A real option approach

Danny Cassimon, Dennis Essers and Andrea Presbitero

441: Review essay: Central banking in Italy

Ivo Maes

440: Review essay: The young Hayek

Ivo Maes

439: Managerial and financial barriers to the green transition

Ralph De Haas, Ralf Martin, Mirabelle Muûls and Helena Schweiger

438: Does pricing carbon mitigate climate change? Firm-level evidence from the European Union emissions trading scheme

Mirabelle Muûls, Jonathan Colmer, Ralf Martin and Ulrich Wagner

437: FDI and superstar spillovers: Evidence from firm-to-firm transactions

Mary Amiti, Cédric Duprez, Jozef Konings and John van Reenen

436: Alexandre Lamfalussy and the origins of instability in capitalist economies

Ivo Maes

435: BEMGIE: Belgian Economy in a Macro General and International Equilibrium model

Grégory de Walque, Thomas Lejeune, Ansgar Rannenberg and Magne Mogstad

434: Endogenous Production Networks with Fixed Costs

Emmanuel Dhyne, Ken Kikkawa, Xianglong Kong, Magne Mogstad and Felix Tintelnot

433: Empirical DSGE model evaluation with interest rate expectations measures and preferences over safe assets

Grégory de Walque, Thomas Lejeune and Ansgar Rannenberg

432: Poor and wealthy hand-to-mouth households in Belgium

Laurens Cherchye, Thomas Demuynck, Bram De Rock, Mariia Kovaleva, Geoffrey Minne, Maite De Sola Perea and Frederic Vermeulen

431: From the 1931 sterling devaluation to the breakdown of Bretton Woods: Robert Triffin’s analysis of international monetary crises

Ivo Maes and Ilaria Pasotti

430: Measuring the share of imports in final consumption

Emmanuel Dhyne, Ken Kikkawa, Magne Mogstad and Felix Tintelnot

429: Export Entry and Network Interactions: Evidence from the Belgian Production Network

Emmanuel Dhyne, Philipp Ludwig and Hylke Vandenbussche

428: Identifying latent heterogeneity in productivity

Ruben Dewitte, Catherine Fuss and Angelos Theodorakopoulos