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Minimum wages; Household consumption; China
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Household consumption, Labor income, minimum wage, Permanent income hypothesis
capital requirements, difference-in-difference, impact evaluation, macroprudential policy, risk-taking
capital requirements, macroprudential policy, moral hazard, risk-taking
capital requirements, risk-taking, moral hazard, macroprudential policy
household consumption, labor income, minimum wages, transfer income
intra-industry trade, real convergence, transition, emerging Europe, economic integration, Central and Eastern Europe, South-Eastern Europe, vertical IIT, horizontal IIT, Western Balkan, panel data, EU candidate countries, convergence criteria
Covid-19, credit supply, dividend restrictions, European Central Bank, supervisory policy
Ageing, Public Debt, Median Voter, Democracy
entrepreneurship, equity investment, innovation, randomized controlled trial, start-ups
Firms, Credit, Government guarantees, Fiscal policy, Populism
credit, firms, fiscal policy, government guarantees, populism
bank transparency, market discipline, market efficiency, supervisory effectiveness
Real-time fiscal policy, Primary fiscal balance, Long-term interest rate
entrepreneurship, equity investment, Innovation, Investment readiness, randomized controlled trial., start-ups
