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The Great Lockdown: International Risk Sharing Through Trade and Policy Coordination, IMF Working Paper 2020/242
Hysteresis and Fiscal Policy
with Juha Tervala
Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control ,2018, 93, pp. 39-53
Welfare Effects of TTIP in a DSGE Model
with Juha Tervala
Economic Modelling, 2018, 70 (April), pp. 230-238
FU Discussion Paper DIW Discussion Paper
Third Country Effects of Fiscal Devaluations
with Sandra Pasch (DIW Berlin) and Juha Tervala
Economics Letters, 2018, 163 (February), pp.13-16
Fiscal Devaluation in a Monetary Union
with Giovanni Ganelli, Juha Tervala and Simon Voigts
IMF Economic Review, 2017, 65 (2), pp. 241–272
Sovereign Risk, Interbank Freezes, and Aggregate Fluctuations
European Economic Review, 2016, 87, pp.34-61
Fiscal Risk Sharing and Stabilization in the EMU
with Kerstin Bernoth
in: G. Christodoulakis (Ed.): Managing Risks in the European Periphery Debt Crisis, Palgrave Macmillan, December 2014, pp.148-162
Opposition to capital market opening
with Alexander Wulff
Applied Economics Letters, 21(6), 2014 pp.425-428
Beggar-Thyself or Beggar-Thy-Neighbour? The Welfare Effects of Monetary Policy
with Juha Tervala
Economic Modelling, 2011, 28, pp.2034-2040
External Imbalances and the US Current Account: How Supply-Side Changes affect an Exchange Rate Adjustment
with Michael Fidora and Christian Thimann
Review of International Economics, 17(5), 2009, pp.927-941
The Effect of Capital Requirement Regulation on the Transmission of Monetary Policy: Evidence from Austria
with Jokipii, T. , Merkl, C., Rovira Kaltwasser, P., Vinhas de Souza, L.
Empirica, December 2007, 34(5), pp.411-425
Wickens, Michael: Macroeconomic Theory. A Dynamic General Equilibrium Approach (2nd Ed.)
Journal of Economics, , (108, 1) pp. 107-109
Progressive Taxes and Monetary Policy in a Currency Union
with Wolfgang Strehl (FU Berlin)
FU Discussion Paper, DIW Discussion Paper
Monetary Policy and Unemployment in in Open Economies, FU Discussion Paper
Global Rebalancing in a Three-Country Model, FU Discussion Paper
Gains from Migration in a New-Keynesian Framework