New releases of Working Papers and Occasional Papers of the Bank of Italy - 16 June 2017
Today the Bank of Italy has released nine new Working Papers (No. 1115-1123) and three new Occasional Papers (No. 379-381).
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No. 1123 - Multiple lending, credit lines and financial contagion
financial contagion, multiple lending, credit lines
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No. 1122 - Large time-varying parameter VARs: a non-parametric approach
large VARs, time-varying parameters, non-parametric estimation, forecasting
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No. 1121 - The financial stability dark side of monetary policy
monetary policy, financial stability, risk premia, macro news, local projections
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No. 1120 - Medium and long term implications of financial integration without financial development
financial integration, international capital movements, incomplete markets, economic growth
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No. 1119 - The collateral channel of unconventional monetary policy
unconventional monetary policy, secured interbank market, asset prices
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No. 1118 - The interbank network across the global financial crisis: evidence from Italy
global financial crisis, interbank markets, networks, central bank operations
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No. 1117 - No free lunch, Buddy: past housing transfers and informal care later in life
informal care, housing, intergenerational transfers, geographical proximity
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No. 1116 - Measurement errors in consumption surveys and the estimation of poverty and inequality indices
inequality, poverty, survey data, measurement errors, reliability
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No. 1115 - Social ties and the demand for financial services
partecipazione al mercato finanziario, alfabetizzazione finanziaria, interazioni sociali, fiducia, reti sociali, endogeneità, stima Bayesiana
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No. 381 - Brexit: estimating tariff costs for EU countries in a new trade regime with the UK
tariffe, protezionismo, Brexit
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No. 380 - New evidence on interregional mobility of students in tertiary education: the case of Italy
university, student mobility, quality of research, labour market
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No. 379 - Household spending out of a tax rebate: Italian '80 euro tax bonus'
fiscal stimulus, marginal propensity to consume, consumer behaviour