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Survey_Beck_2000
In order to ensure proper econometric regressions which do not suffer from a small sample bias, a large number of observations is clearly desirable. Therefore, no a priori selection of countries has been done. The sample ... -
Survey_BDLM_2001
We will use a panel of 34 countries and 36 industries to test our four hypotheses. We will build on work by Rajan and Zingales (1998) and explore the interaction of industry and country characteristics, i.e. the dependence ... -
Survey_BCC_2014
The experiment consists of a cooperative task that involves eight subjects and is repeated for an indefinite number of periods. In each period, subjects meet in pairs, where one has the option to help the other at a cost. ... -
Survey_BC_2012
In order to evaluate the performance of the long-run risks model, we follow BY and use data on US nondurables and services consumption from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. We consider both a long-run annual series over ... -
Survey_BC_2003
We begin with a standard New Keynesian model as described by Woodford (1999, 2003) and Clarida, Gali, and Gertler (1999). We introduce learning into this economy, following the analysis of Bullard and Mitra (2002). We ... -
Survey_Barro_2006
I construct a model of the equity premium that extends Lucas [1978], Mehra and Prescott [1985], and Rietz [1988]. I then calibrate the model using the observed probability distribution for economic disasters in the twentieth ... -
Survey_AS_2011
The indicators in the database are constructed to capture three dimensions of labor market institutions and regulations: minimum wages, unemployment benefits, and employment protection legislation. To ensure comparability ... -
Survey_AOSWW_2005
We compute the unique stationary rational expectations solution of linear versions of our model using the Anderson and Moore (1985) implementation of the Blanchard and Kahn (1980) method, modified to take advantage of ... -
Survey_ALS_2007
We use a unique, proprietary dataset from a large financial institution that issues credit cards nationally. The dataset contains a representative sample of about 75 thousand credit card accounts open as of June 2000, ... -
Survey_AL_2002
We substantially extend the Dornbusch-Salop model. There are two distinct features of our model. First the model can to account for the asymmetry in the price adjustment. We are not aware of a theoretical model that explains ... -
Survey_AG_2005
To illustrate these ideas, we use a model with four essential elements: (i) There is a trade-off between asset returns and asset maturity: short-term assets mature quickly but have low returns, long-term assets have higher ... -
Survey_AEH_2003
In the standard hyperinflation model real money demand is a linearly decreasing function of expected inflation where md t denotes real money demand and xt+1 the inflation factor from t to t + 1. Here E? t xt+1 denotes ... -
Survey_Adam_2003
Presented is a simple model with imperfectly competitive firms, flexible prices, and a policy maker using nominal demand to minimize the quadratic deviations of output and prices from target. The novel feature of the model ... -
Survey_Adam_2002b
The paper uses a simple model of monopolistic competition with prices preset for one period where agents hold money due to a cash-in-advance cibstraint. The only deviation from a rational expectations approach consists of ... -
Survey_Adam_2002
I consider a simple overlapping generations model with production where each generation of agents lives for two periods - works when young and consumes when old- and may transfer wealth across time via fiat money. There ... -
Survey_ACLS_2005
We use a unique, proprietary panel dataset from a large U.S. bank that issues credit cards nationally. The dataset had been previously created for other purposes internal to the bank, but it contains the information that ... -
Survey_ABHKP_2020
We base our analyses on a rich data set that we collected in an incenitivzed field study over a period of three years between 2016 and 2019. Specifically, at the beginning of each semester, we invited first-semester economics ... -
Survey_ABG_2014
In this paper we introduce a stylized two-period model of a financial sector. There are a finite number of banks. Each bank is owned by a shareholder and operated by a manager. In each of the two time periods, each manager ... -
Survey_ABG_2011
This study is based on a sample of 220 industrial and commercial firms over the twenty-two-year period from 1984 to 2005. All firms are quoted on at least one of the eight German stock exchanges. Thirty-six firms obtain a ...