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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Common and idiosyncratic fluctuations of interest rates from various issuers : a dynamic factor approch /

Kim, Hwagyun. January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Chicago, Dept. of Economics, March 2003. / Includes bibliographical references. Also available on the Internet.
122

Currency in the era of the American Revolution a history of colonial paper money practices and British monetary policies, 1764-1781 /

Ernst, Joseph Albert. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1962. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 428-446).
123

Worldwide inflation and U.S. monetary policy tests of the structural specification and implications of a monetary balance of payments model /

Johannes, James Michael. January 1978 (has links)
Thesis--University of Wisconsin--Madison. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 270-278).
124

Jing ji zi you hua yi lai Taiwan jin rong gai ge yan jiu

Tan, Jianglin. January 2005 (has links)
Revision of the author's doctoral thesis. / Includes bibliographical references.
125

Jing ji zi you hua yi lai Taiwan jin rong gai ge yan jiu /

Tan, Jianglin. January 2005 (has links)
Revision of the author's doctoral thesis. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 295-302).
126

Evaluating the effectiveness of the monetary transmission mechanism in Malaysia

Alwani, Shariman M. N. January 2006 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Brandeis University, International Business School, 2006. / Adviser: Blake LeBaron. Includes bibliographical references (p. 107-111)
127

The effect of energy prices and monetary policy on a small open economy : the case of Italy in the 1970s /

Petruska, Dennis Andrew, January 1984 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Ohio State University, 1984. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 137-140). Available online via OhioLINK's ETD Center.
128

The history of the Latin monetary union .

Willis, Henry Parker, January 1901 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Chicago. / "The pages included in this dissertation have been reprinted as chapters I-V of A history of the Latin monetary union ... issued as no. V of the Economic studies of the University of Chicago."
129

Výsledky cílování inflace v rozvíjejících se tržních ekonomikách / The Performance of inflation targeting in emerging market economies

Reshketa, Sidita January 2018 (has links)
The aim of the thesis is to study the performance of emerging economies under the inflation targeting as a framework. This framework is characterized by the direct target that it has on inflation which should be achieved within a period. Inflation targeting was initially adopted by industrialized economies, and the outcomes throughout the years have been substantially good for other economies to join this framework. The dataset used is updated with data from after the financial crises allowing space for us to test another hypothesis about the importance of inflation targeting during the financial crises. We used difference to difference model to test our hypothesis and we concluded that inflation targeting does not have any significant statistical effect on the output growth, but it does have a statistical significant effect in the inflation rate. We also pointed out that the economies that were targeting inflation during the financial crises performed much better compared to the ones which did not. JEL Classification E31, E44, G01 Keywords Inflation targeting, emerging and developed economies, financial crises Author's e-mail sreshketa@gmail.com Supervisor's e-mail tomas.holub@cnb.cz
130

Um estudo empírico sobre o regime de metas de inflação / Inflation targeting: an empirical essay

Alexandre de Carvalho 27 October 2006 (has links)
A presente tese é um estudo empírico sobre o regime de metas de inflação. Especificamente, concentramos o esforço de pesquisa na verificação da contribuição do regime de metas para a redução das taxas de sacrifício nos episódios de desinflação e na identificação das variáveis que determinam sua implementação, como estratégia de política monetária. A redução dos custos de desinflação é um dos benefícios atribuídos, em teoria, ao regime de metas de inflação. Os estudos empíricos anteriores a esse não encontraram, no entanto, evidências de redução das taxas de sacrifício nos episódios de desinflação realizados sob regime de metas. No capítulo um dessa tese examinamos a relação entre taxas de sacrifício e a presença do regime de metas utilizando uma amostra de 99 episódios de desinflação identificados nos países da OCDE e 46 episódios de desinflação identificados em países emergentes. Considerando-se os episódios de desinflação que se iniciaram pelo menos seis meses depois da implementação do regime, nossos resultados confirmaram os benefícios atribuídos em nível teórico ao regime de metas. Em 1990, a Nova Zelândia era o único país do mundo com regime de metas de inflação. Em 2006, vinte e dois países já haviam aderido ao sistema de metas. O crescimento do número de países que adotaram o regime de metas de inflação a partir de 1990 motivou uma pesquisa sobre os fatores determinantes para implementação dessa estratégia de política monetária, apresentada no capítulo dois. Considerando o grupo de países da OCDE, os resultados de um modelo de variável dependente binária indicaram que a taxa de inflação e a dívida pública como proporção do PIB alteram significativamente a probabilidade de adoção do regime de metas, enquanto que alternância de poder entre partidos e a volatilidade de choques de oferta não parecem ser fatores relevantes. Devido ao pequeno número de observações da amostra de países, utilizamos adicionalmente neste capítulo o método de boostrap paramétrico para a construção de intervalos de confiança e para os testes de especificação do modelo. Os resultados das simulações confirmaram os obtidos pela teoria assintótica. A análise do capitulo dois indicou que a opção pela estratégia do regime de metas não é aleatória. Uma conseqüência da violação da hipótese de exogeneidade na escolha do regime de metas - presente no estudo sobre metas de inflação e taxas de sacrifício no capítulo um - é que a possível correlação entre a razão de sacrifício e as variáveis que determinam a adoção ou não adoção do regime de metas de inflação pode levar à estimativas viesadas do efeito do regime de metas sobre as razões de sacrifício. No capítulo três examinamos os efeitos do regime de metas de inflação sobre as razões de sacrifício dos episódios de desinflação considerando endogeneidade na escolha do regime de metas, através de métodos de regressão baseados em propensity scores, para a correção de possíveis vieses no estimador dos efeitos. A análise dos episódios de desinflação nos países da OCDE confirma os benefícios teoricamente atribuídos ao regime de metas. / This doctoral thesis is an empirical essay about inflation targeting. The main objective is to verify the contribution of inflation targeting regime to diminish sacrifice ratios in disinflation episodes and identify the factors behind a country?s decision to choice this type of monetary policy strategy. The reduction of sacrifice ratios is one of the theoretically alleged benefits of inflation targeting. Previous empirical studies did not find, however, support to this result. In chapter one we examine the relation between sacrifice ratios and inflation targeting from a sample of 99 disinflation episodes identified in OECD countries and 46 episodes in emerging economies. Considering disinflation episodes starting at least six months after the adoption of inflation targeting regime, our results corroborate the theory. In 1990, New Zealand was the sole country worldwide with an inflation targeting regime in place. In 2006, twenty two countries had already adhered to this monetary policy modus operandi. Motivated by the impressive rise in the number of inflation targeters, we seek also to identify the factors that influence the implementation of inflation targeting. Running a Probit model for the set of OECD countries, we find that high past inflation and low debt levels increase the probability that a country will end up opting for the inflation targeting system, but the degree of political instability and incidence of external shocks do not seem to be important factors. Due to the small sample size, we construct additionally parametric boostrap confidence intervals and bootstrap specification tests. The results of simulations confirmed that obtained with asymptotic theory. The Probit model has revealed that the adoption of inflation targeting between countries is endogenous. As a consequence, the econometric model of chapter one can produce biased coefficient estimates. In chapter three we examine the effects of inflation targeting regime on sacrifice ratios considering endogenous choice of IT. We apply regression methods based on propensity scores to correct possible bias in the coefficient estimates of IT effects on sacrifice ratios. The results of OECD countries indicate that bringing down inflation entails much smaller output losses if the country inflation targets.

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