Kwanak-gu
Seoul, 151-742
Korea, Republic of (South Korea)
Seoul National University
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heterogeneity, price stickiness, sectoral data, FAVAR, aggregate shocks, sectoral shocks
US Quantitative Easing, Spillovers, Emerging Market Economies, Bayesian VAR, Panel VAR, Non-recursive Identification, Fragile Five Countries
us quantitative easing, spillovers, emerging market economies, bayesian var, panel var, fragile five countries
Inflation target, Inflation response, Public debt, Monetary and fiscal policy regimes, Monetary and fiscal policy stances
Time-varying inflation target, Inflation response, Public debt, Monetary and fiscal policy regimes, Monetary and fiscal policy stances, DSGE model
US Uncertainty; Panel VAR; Emerging Market Economies; Monetary Policy Response; Emerging Market Monetary Policy Minutes
capital tax rate, permanent change in the tax rate, capital-skill complementarity, skill premium, inequality, transition dynamics, monetary policy response
Capital tax rate, Distortionary financing, Capital-skill complementarity, Inequality, Welfare implications
Currency union, Optimal monetary policy, Redistributive monetary policy, Financial frictions, Interest rate spreads, Spread-adjusted Taylor rule
Monetary and fiscal policy regimes, Monetary and fiscal policy transmission; Indeterminacy, Self-fulfilling beliefs, Output, inflation, debt dynamics, Bayesian estimation of DSGE models
Fisher relation, Short-run instability, Fractional integration
band-reverting behavior, threshold cointegration, structural change, financial crisis, Won-Yen exchange rate
determinacy, Generalized Taylor Principle, sticky prices, price indexation, habit formation, steady-state inflation
Determinacy, Generalized Taylor Principle, Sticky prices, Price indexation, Habit formation, Steady-state inflation
dynamic general equilibrium model, a small open economy model, yield curve, monetary policy expectations
Monetary policy uncertainty, quantitative easing, emerging market economies
Fisher relation, Nonlinear behavior, Post-data model
Financial friction, International transmission of shock, Business cycle co-movement