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403: When trust is not enough: Bank resolution, SPE, Ring-fencing and group support

Mathias Dewatripont, Marie Montigny and Gregory Nguyen

402: Unraveling industry, firm and host-region effects on export behaviors of international new ventures and established exporters

Ine Paeleman, Shaker A. Zahra and Jonas W. B. Lang

401: The return on human (STEM) capital in Belgium

Gert Bijnens and Emmanuel Dhyne

400: Economic importance of the Belgian maritime and inland ports Report 2019

Ilse Rubbrecht, Emmanuel Dhyne and Cédric Duprez

399: The interplay between green policy, electricity prices, financial constraints and jobs. Firm-level evidence

Gert Bijnens, John Hutchinson, Jozef Konings and Arthur Saint Guilhem

398: Low interest rates and the distribution of household debt

Marina Emiris and Francois Koulischer

397: A bigger house at the cost of an empty fridge? The effect of households’ indebtedness on their consumption:Micro-evidence using Belgian HFCS data

Philip Du Caju, Guillaume Périlleux, Francois Rycx and Ilan Tojerow

396: Daily news sentiment and monthly surveys: A mixed–frequency dynamic factor model for nowcasting consumer confidence

Andres Algaba, Samuel Borms, Kris Boudt and Brecht Verbeken

395: Climate change concerns and the performance of green versus brown stocks

David Ardia, Keven Bluteau, Kris Boudt and Koen Inghelbrecht

394: Are green bonds different from ordinary bonds ? A statistical and quantitative point of view

Cong Ma, Wim Schoutens, Jan Beirlant, Jan De Spiegeleer, Stephan Höcht and Robert Van Kleeck

393: Optimal climate policy in the face of tipping points and asset stranding

Emanuele Campiglio, Simon Dietz and Frank Venmans

392: When green meets green

Hans Degryse, Roman Goncharenko, Carola Theunisz and Tamas Vadasz

391: Banking barriers to the green economy

Hans Degryse, Tarik Roukny and Joris Tielens

390: Going green by putting a price on pollution: Firm-level evidence from the EU

Olivier De Jonghe, Klaas Mulier and Glenn Schepens

389: The political economic of financing climate policy: evidence from the solar PV subsidy programs

Olivier De Groote, Axel Gautier and Frank Verboven

388: Network effects and research collaborations

Dennis Essers, Francesco Grigoli and Evgenia Pugacheva

387: Minimum wages and wage compression in Belgian industries

Sem Vandekerckhove, Sam Desiere and Karolien Lenaerts

386: Low pass-through and high spillovers in NOEM: What does help and what does not

Grégory de Walque, Thomas Lejeune, Ansgar Rannenberg and Raf Wouters

385: Service characteristics and the choice between exports and FDI: Evidence from Belgian firms

Leo Sleuwaegen and Peter M. Smith

384: Economic importance of the Belgian maritime and inland ports – Report 2018

Ilse Rubbrecht and Koen Burggraeve

383: Multi-product exporters: Costs, prices and markups on foreign vs domestic markets

Catherine Fuss

382: A Dane in the making of European Monetary Union - A conversation with Niels Thygesen

Ivo Maes and Sabine Péters

381: The heterogeneous employment outcomes of first- and second-generation immigrants in Belgium

Céline Piton and Francois Rycx

380: The impact of Brexit uncertainties on international trade: Evidence from Belgium

Emerson Erik Schmitz

379: Scrapping the entitlement to unemployment benefits for young labor market entrants: An effective way to get them to work ?

Bart Cockx, Koen Declercq, Muriel Dejemeppe, Leda Inga and Bruno Van der Linden

378: Measuring trade in value added with Firm-Level Data

Rudolfs Bems and Ken Kikkawa

377: Learning about demand abroad from wholesalers: a B2B analysis

William Connell, Emmanuel Dhyne and Hylke Vandenbussche

376: Welfare effects of business cycles and monetary policies in a small open emerging economy

Jolan Mohimont

375: Inequality, the risk of secular stagnation and the increase in household deb

Ansgar Rannenberg

374: State dependent fiscal multipliers with preferences over safe assests

Ansgar Rannenberg

373: Research and development activities in Belgium: A snapshot of past investment for the country’s future

Saskia Vennix

372: Do SVARs with sign restrictions not identify unconventional monetary policy shocks ?

Jef Boeckx, Maarten Dossche, Alessandro Galesi, Boris Hofmann and Gert Peersman

371: Estimation methods for computing a branch’s total value added from incomplete annual accounting data

Stijn Vansteelandt, François Coppens, Dries Reynders, Mario Vackier and Laurent Van Belle

370: A model for international spillovers to emerging markets

Romain Houssa, Jolan Mohimont and Christopher Otrok

369: Does banks’ systemic importance affect their capital structure and balance sheet adjustment processes?

Yassine Bakkar, Olivier De Jonghe and Amine Tarazi

368: The economic importance of the Belgian ports: Flemish maritime ports, Liège port complex and the port of Brussels – Report 2017

Elena Gueli, Pascal Ringoot and Marc Van Kerckhove

367: A macroeconomic model with heterogeneous and financially-constrained intermediaries

Thomas Lejeune and Raf Wouters

366: A survey of the long-term impact of Brexit on the UK and the EU27 economies

Patrick Bisciari

365: The distinct effects of information technologies and communication technologies on the age-skill composition of labour demand

Sotiris Blanas

364: Forward guidance with preferences over safe assets

Ansgar Rannenberg

363: Imperfect competition in firm-to-firm trade

Ken Kikkawa, Glenn Magerman and Emmanuel Dhyne

362: The origins of firm heterogeneity: A production network approach

Andrew Bernard, Emmanuel Dhyne, Glenn Magerman, Kalina Manova and Andreas Moxnes

361: Some borrowers are more equal than others: Bank funding shocks and credit reallocation

Olivier De Jonghe, Hans Dewachter, Klaas Mulier, Steven Ongena and Glenn Schepens

360: A macro-financial analysis of the corporate bond market

Hans Dewachter, Leonardo Iania, Wolfgang Lemke and Marco Lyrio

359: Upstreamness, social upgrading and gender: Equal benefits for all?

Nicola Gagliardi, Benoît Mahy and Francois Rycx

358: Productivity, wages and profits: Does firms’ position in the value chain matter?

Benoît Mahy, Francois Rycx, Guillaume Vermeylen and Mélanie Volral

357: Markup and price dynamics:linking micro to macro

Jan De Loecker, Catherine Fuss and Johannes Van Biesebroeck

356: A price index with variable mark-ups and changing variety

Thomas Demuynck and Mathieu Parenti

355: Is euro area lowflation here to stay ? Insights from a time-varying parameter model with survey data

Arnoud Stevens and Joris Wauters

354: Endogenous forward guidance

Boris Chafwehé, Rigas Oikonomou, Romanos Priftis and Lukas Vogel