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Real interest rates, Negative interest rates, Interest rate policy, Economic growth, Interest rate increases, Demographic change, natural rate of interest, monetary policy, Japan, natural rate, Turunen, potential growth, Pescatori, real interest rate
Financial crises, Fiscal sector, Real sector, Demographic indicators, National accounts, Household indebtedness, macro-financial risks, houshold survey, WP, consumption growth, household debt, LTV, indebtedness, DTI
Rapid Credit Growth, Credit Booms, Emerging Asia, Svar, Bayesian Estimation, Sign Restrictions, Shock Identification, Credit Expansion, Economic Models, Emerging Markets, Flexible Exchange Rates
Credit Growth, credit, gdp, consumption, investment, real gdp, Financial Markets and the Macroeconomy, General,
Financial markets, Financial institutions, Financial crises, Financial instruments, Macroprudential policies and financial stability, stress testing, solvency risk, liquidity risk, asset fire sales, Markov regime-switching models, WP, market liquidity, fire sale, fire-sale, haircut, asset class
Interest rate differential, Interest rate increases, International financial markets, Interest rates, Exchange rate policy, Carry trade, safe haven effects, exchange rate appreciations, Japan, VIX, yen, market uncertainty, Haver, exchange rate movement
Liquidity, Asset markets, Bonds, Panel analysis, Econometric models, Japan, Quantitative easing, quantitative and qualitative monetary easing, market liquidity, Japanese government bond, scarcity effects, Models with Panel Data, Single Equation Models: Single Variables: Instrumental Variables (IV) Estimation, Quantitative Policy Modeling, Monetary Policy (Targets, Instruments, and Effects)
External shocks, Peru, Foreign investment, China, United States, Monetary policy, Dollarization, Small open economies, Economic models, Macroeconomic Model, Partial Dollarization, External Risk, Spillovers, Macroeconomic Forecast, inflation
