ECO Articles: Recent submissions
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Title:Exchange rate misalignment and external imbalances : what is the optimal monetary policy response? Author(s):CORSETTI, Giancarlo ; DEDOLA, Luca; LEDUC, SylvainDate:2023Citation:Journal of international economics, Vol. 144, No. 103771Type:ArticleAbstract:How should monetary policy respond to excessive capital inflows that appreciate the currency and widen the external deficit? Using the workhorse open-macro model, we derive a quadratic approximation of the utility-based ...
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Title:The intragenerational mobility of the top income earners during financial crises, a story of a cohort Author(s):FEDERMAN, Stav ; SARID, Assaf; YAISH, MeirDate:2023Citation:Advances in life course research, 2023, Vol. 58, Art. 100565, OnlineFirstType:ArticleAbstract:In this study, we explore the dynamics of the intragenerational mobility of the top income earners during financial crises. We analyze panel data on the income levels of a cohort consisting of 22,601 individuals in Israel ...
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Title:The home bias in procurement : cross-border procurement of medical supplies during the Covid-19 pandemic Author(s):HANSPACH, Philip Date:2023Citation:International journal of industrial organization, 2023, Vol. 89, Art. 102976, OnlineFirstType:ArticleAbstract:Public procurement markets are often national despite a general agreement against national preferencing. I exploit shocks occurring during the Covid-19 pandemic to two important factors, crisis urgency, measured through ...
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Title:Assessing data from summary questions about earnings and income Author(s):CROSSLEY, Thomas Fraser ; FISHER, Paul; HUSSEIN, OmarDate:2023Citation:Labour economics, 2023, Vol. 81, Art. 102331, OnlineOnlyType:ArticleAbstract:In short surveys, or in surveys that prioritise other content domains, earnings and income are often elicited using small sets of summary questions. This contrasts with the detailed questions recommended for surveys that ...
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Title:A year of COVID : the evolution of labour market and financial inequalities through the crisis Author(s):CROSSLEY, Thomas Fraser ; FISHER, Paul; LOW, Hamish; LEVELL, PeterDate:2023Citation:Oxford economic papers, 2023, Vol. 75, No. 3, pp. 589-612Type:ArticleAbstract:We use high-quality UK panel data to document the extent that pre-existing labour market and financial inequalities were exacerbated by the pandemic between April 2020 and September 2021. Some inequalities worsened, others ...