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Macroeconomics
Forbearance does not always lead to ‘zombification’ – BoE paper
Well-designed policies can support firms through temporary periods of stress, researchers find
20 Dec 2024
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Research
Economics
Economics Benchmarks 2024 – model banks analysis
Additional data breakdowns reveal patterns based on staffing and development
19 Dec 2024
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Analysis
Economics
Demographics could trigger closures of US universities – study
Research by Philly Fed says fewer young people are enrolling, which is adding to financial pressures
17 Dec 2024
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Research
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Economic modelling
IMF team builds new multi-country semi-structural model
G3MOD designed for frequent analysis by central banks of trade and financial links
17 Dec 2024
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Research
Economics
Economics Benchmarks 2024 – executive summary
The benchmark drills into model design features as well as staffing, research and AI
16 Dec 2024
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Summary
Data
Tax avoiders less likely to channel funds through Netherlands – DNB
Annual flow of money to tax havens fell by 75% in just five years, central bank says
13 Dec 2024
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Research
Economics
Economics Benchmarks 2024 report – making models work
The benchmarks this year include more granular details on key model design features
12 Dec 2024
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Report
Macroeconomics
Stiglitz offers alternatives to standard theories of economic fluctuations
Nobel prize winner argues that endogenously driven variations are key to understanding economies
11 Dec 2024
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Research
Macroeconomics
BIS highlights market ‘uneasiness’ over bond issuance
Claudio Borio says fiscal outlook worldwide is “acutely worrying”
11 Dec 2024
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News
Macroeconomics
Phillips curve is convex in short term – NBER paper
Data on US and UK shows firms respond more to positive than negative demand shocks
11 Dec 2024
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Research
ECONOMICS CORRESPONDENT
Daniel Hinge
is the editor of
Central Banking
’s Benchmarking Service and subject specialist for economics.
daniel.hinge@centralbanking.com