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Heterogeneous firms and the micro origins of aggregate fluctuations National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 312
... the National Bank of Belgium, Andrew ...the National Bank of Belgium and ECARES for helpful comments and ...the National Bank of Belgium Sponsorship program ...
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A century of macroeconomic and monetary thought at the National Bank of Belgium Nation Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No 188, April 2010
... in Belgium became to a large extent credit policy, whereby quantitative control instruments had a significant role to ...the National Bank's economic research ...The Bank Credit Service was the ...
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Imperfect competition in firm to firm trade National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 363
... the National Bank of Belgium as a ...the National Bank of Belgium or any other institution with which the authors are ...the National Bank of Belgium for ...
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The supplier network of exporters: Connecting the dots National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 296
... Swiss National Science Foundation and is thankful for the hospitability of the National Bank of Belgium who enabled this ...the National Bank of Belgium for helpful ...
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Competition and product mix adjustment of multi product exporters: Evidence from Belgium National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 298
... the National Bank of Belgium constitutes the main source and provides the necessary data to derive the skewness ...the National Bank of ...in Belgium might only serve those ...
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Markup and price dynamics: linking micro to macro National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 357
... As far we know, we are the first to construct a panel that covers all private Belgian firms over the period 1980-2016. This dataset uses administrative data sources accessed through the National Bank of ...
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Some borrowers are more equal than others: Bank funding shocks and credit reallocation National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 361
... the National Bank of Belgium, the Finest Workshop (Rome), the European Central Bank, the Central Bank of Ireland, the European Banking Authority, the Ghent Corporate Finance Day, VU ...
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Identifying credit supply shocks with bank firm data: methods and applications National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 347
... monthly bank-firm level credit from the Central Corporate Credit Register (CCCR) in Belgium to measure bank credit supply shocks over the period ...on bank-firm relationships can be key in ...
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Upstreamness, social upgrading and gender: Equal benefits for all? National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 359
... The present paper aims to partially fill this gap in the context of a developed economy. More precisely, we provide first evidence on the impact of a direct measure of firm-level upstreamness (i.e. the steps – weighted ...
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IT and productivity: A firm level analysis National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 346
... We combine four different data sets, available within the National Bank of Belgium, to obtain a firm level measure of IT capital and to estimate its impact on productivity. The first one covers a ...
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What determines euro area bank CDS spreads? National Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No. 190, May 2010
... strains, turns out to explain a major part of CDS spread changes, albeit mostly in the crisis period – which is consistent with our interpretation as an overall bank risk proxy. Finally, a less frequently studied ...
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Review essay: Central banking through the centuries National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 345
... central bank independence, as the modalities of the two mandates, price and financial stability, are not the ...the national currency, they played a key role in the shaping of “national ...
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The origins of firm heterogeneity: A production network approach National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 362
... In Belgium, a firm at the 90th percentile of the size distribution has turnover more than 34 times greater than a firm at the 10th percentile in the same ...
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The development of monetary policy in the 20th century - some reflections. National Bank of Belgium Working Paper, No. 186, April 2010
... central bank can guide expectations of private agents in a consistent ...central bank must commit itself to a policy that is appropriate to deliver on its goal and communicate its policy intentions in a ...
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The trade off between monetary policy and bank stability National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 308, October 2016
... a bank is prone to suffer extreme losses during an industry-wide stress event, its activities are less likely to be taken up by other actors within the financial sector, because their ability to do so is also ...
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Foreign banks as shock absorbers in the financial crisis? National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 322
... new bank-firm relationship is ...foreign bank*crisis is positive and significant, implying that foreign banks in the financial crisis were also more likely to start a new credit relationship, compared to ...
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Monetary and macroprudential policy games in a monetary union National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 304
... We now assume that macroprudential policy is conducted at the regional level, i.e., that there is a prudential regulator in the core and another in the periphery and that each one of them is charged with safeguarding ...
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The interconnections between services and goods trade at the firm level National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 329
... World Bank SRI or the OECD STRI include more countries and finer service categories coverage, but they are available only for one year, making them unsuitable for our ...by Belgium to all firms regardless ...
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Bank capital (requirements) and credit supply: Evidence from pillar 2 decisions National Bank of Belgium Working Paper No 303
... The results in the first column indicate that there might be a trade-off between (micro-)prudential capital requirements and monetary policy. The interaction term is negative and significant, implying that a balance ...
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A macro financial analysis of the corporate bond market National Bank of Belgium, Working Paper No 360
... Central Bank (ECB); (iv) a market volatility index based on EURO STOXX 50 options prices (VSTOXX ...development bank) bond and the German sovereign bond, averaged across maturities of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, and ...
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