... shifts coalesce to counter macroeconomic uncertainty. Monetary policy Taylor’s rule Non-linear dynamics Logistic smooth transition regression Markov-switching regression Inflation targeting Russia C32 E43 E52 E58 E52 E58 E43 C32 E43 E52 E58 (1) i t...

... E52 P10 Faculty Summer Grant 2024 2024 Menard Family Center for Economic Inquiry No. Faculty Summer Grant 2024. How economic activity throughout the business cycle responds to short-run changes in economic policy has been at the center of policy analysis. Since the Great...

... 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Financial crisis Financial reform Economic growth Principal component analysis method and autoregressive distributed lag bound method C13 C43 E01 E10 E52 O40 Jel Codes C13 C43 E01...

...@hrc.du.ac.in 30 10 2024 06 03 2025 20 03 2025 22 03 2025 Monetary policy MPT Monetary policy stance Structural vector autoregressive model B23 E44 E52 P44 The last strand of reviewed literature is the most relevant for the current study. These are studies...

... is associated with economic stability. E42 E44 E52 E58 Following the Great Financial Crisis, there has been a surge in research focusing on macroprudential regulations (Abildgren, 2019 ; Kahou and Lehar, 2017). Studies on macroprudential policies and the credit market involving systemic risk...

... Inflation Jordan Causality ARDL E31 E52 F34 O24 the Deanship of Scientific Research at Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU) IMSIURP23016 The relationship between external debt and inflation attracted the attention of academics and policymakers due to its...

... investment and production. Yet, from a policy point of view, it is worth exploring whether positive and negative MP shocks have asymmetric effects on financial decisions and economic activities of households and corporate firms. E4 E12 E52 G31 Leverage Asymmetric effects Firm investment...

... rights only Monetary policy World uncertainty index Household responses DSGE model Income distribution E12 E17 E52 E58 The distributive effects of the monetary policy on income inequality are the topic that has received more attention since the financial crisis. While...

... Licensed re-use rights only Fiscal policy Monetary policy National security Geopolitical risk War acts War threats E52 G32 H56 N40 Geopolitical uncertainty constitutes an issue of inter-temporal academic interest as war threats and war acts have been determinants that shape...

... Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Unconventional monetary policy Quantitative and qualitative easing Negative interest rate Yield curve control Japanese financial markets E44 E52 E58 Faculty of Economics and Administration, University...

... Natural disasters Output Inflation Money and interest rates E43 E52 E58 Q54 Over the past several decades both the frequency and magnitude of natural disasters has risen dramatically across the globe (Klomp and Valckx, 2014). To foster sustainable economic development globally...

... E52 E58 G12 G20 Currently, the nominal government debt curves of many developed countries have already become partially negative; Fiedler et al. (2019) . Negative interest rates (NIR) in several geographies are quite low but still maintain the growing term structure of the yield...

... relates changes in the monetary base (MB) to money stock (MS). For the estimation process, the model in equation 1 can be written in the following logarithmic regression form: Money supply Money and interest rates E51 E52 The transmission mechanisms of the monetary policies through...

... the performance of the Baoshang Bank during 2014–2017 by looking at various indicators. E52 E58 G14 G21 G32 On May 24, 2019, the People’s Bank of China (PBC; China’s central bank) together with the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) announced that the Baoshang Bank had been...

... E52 L2 J3 The assumption of sticky nominal wages, however, may not be realistic. López‐Villavicencio and Saglio (2017) find that wage-setting process is heterogeneous among countries. They find that nominal wage rigidities are more important in the USA, whereas wage indexation is dominant...

..., exchange rate, exports earnings, imports outflow, the consumer price index in Colombo were deemed as independent variables (Mohamed Aslam, 2016). E51 E52 E58 Most policymakers have argued that the money supply causes inflation. Wherefore, some of the countries were affected by hyperinflation...

... only Emerging market Investor sentiment Economic policy uncertainty Stock market liquidity Vector auto-regression (VAR) model E44 E52 G18 Stock market liquidity is one of the most debatable topics in the recent literature on economics and finance. It has attracted enormous...

... 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Banks Central banks and their policies E52 E58 G21 C33 Theoretical models emphasize the importance of private expectations in determining macroeconomic outcomes (King et al., 2008 ; Eusepi, 2010 ; Lamla...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Monetary policy Macroeconomics and monetary economics Time-series models C22 E52 G10 Stock markets are viewed as a performance indicator of an economy because of their instant response to the shocks or policy changes (Shiskin and Moore...

... Credit Mortgages Time-Series models Error-correction model E43 E52 G21 G23 The transmission of monetary policy rates to lending rates through money markets is viewed as a crucial path of monetary policy. Changes in lending rates influence spending decisions, which then impact real...