Keynes College
Kent, CT2 7NP
United Kingdom
http://www.ukc.ac.uk/economics/mal/
University of Kent - Department of Economics
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Unemployment, migration, remittances
International migration, remittances, growth, institutions
Real Exchange Rate, Output, Causality
Real Interest Rate Differentials, Market Integration, Unit Roots, Asymmetric adjustment
Intertemporal substitution, Labor supply, Interest rate, Exchange rate
Unemployment Hysteresis, Unit Roots, Panel Tests
Constant Elasticity of Substitution, Factor-Augmenting Technical Change, Normalization, Factor Income share, Identification, Monte Carlo
Current account sustainability, stationarity, non-linear models
Real exchange rate, overlapping generations, world interest rate shock
R&D spillovers, export functions, panel cointegration.
labour supply, habit formation, work ethics, technological progress
knowledge spillovers, product differentiation, export functions, panel cointegration
real convergence, nominal convergence, inflation, new EU Member States
Unemployment, Hysteresis, Unit Root, Transition, Markov Switching
information value, long term relationship, cointegration, bounds tests
Constant Elasticity of Substitution, Factor-Augmenting Technical Change, Technical Progress Neutrality, Factor Income share, Balanced Growth
Reduced rank covariance matrix, DSGE models, stochastic dimension search
overfitting, nonlinear models, unit root
Two-level CES production function, factor-augmenting technical progress, factor substitution, aggregation, skill-premium
firm level, misallocation, potential growth, productivity
Real exchange rate, capital inflows constraint, overlapping generations
Technology Shocks, HoursWorked, RBC and NK models, Normalization, Factor Substitution, Factor Bias
Hours Worked and Business Cycles, Bayesian Methods
european imbalances, German wage moderation, DSGE, Global VAR, sign restrictions
financial access, firm level, misallocation, productivity, public credit
Labor share, monetary policy shocks, DSGE models
Current account, real exchange rate, two-good intertemporal model, SVAR
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Labor Share, monetary policy shocks
Destination Shocks, Origin Shocks, Output volatility, specialization, Trade Diversification
exchange rate pass-through, smooth transition regression models, emerging markets
Economic integration, Globalisation, Prebisch-Singer
