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The macroeconomic implications of measurement problems due to digitalisation
(25.03.2019)
BoF Economics Review 1/2019
BoF Economics Review 1/2019
The impact of digitalisation is not fully reflected in economic statistics. Even though commonly used economic metrics such as GDP are still relevant in assessing the state of the economy, the production of statistics ...
Analysing euro area inflation outlook with the Phillips curve
(08.09.2021)
BoF Economics Review 5/2021
BoF Economics Review 5/2021
This paper presents the New Keynesian Phillips Curve (NKPC) -based framework for analysing euro area inflation outlook. Our NKPC specification, that relies on market- and surveybased inflation expectations, explains well ...
Transmission of recent shocks in a labour-DSGE model with wage rigidity
(21.04.2023)
BoF Economics Review 1/2023
BoF Economics Review 1/2023
In this paper we analyze features of the recent business cycle with a New Keynesian small open economy DSGE model with labour market frictions and wage rigidity. The model complements the existing analytical tools of the ...
Has there been a change in household saving behavior in the low inflation and interest rate environment?
(10.05.2022)
BoF Economics Review 3/2022
BoF Economics Review 3/2022
This paper examines whether the determinants of household saving have changed over time and whether they are the same across countries. Using a cross-country data for 34 OECD countries for the 1970-2019, we find that ...
How Effective is the Taylor rule? : Some Insights from the Time-Frequency Domain
(19.02.2020)
BoF Economics Review 1/2020
BoF Economics Review 1/2020
When the central bank sets monetary policy according to a conventional or modified Taylor rule (which is known as the Taylor Principle), does this deliver the best outcome for the macroeconomy as a whole? This question is ...
Asset price shocks and inflation in the Finnish economy
(19.06.2024)
BoF Economics Review 6/2024
BoF Economics Review 6/2024
This study aims to explore the extent to which changes in wealth contributes to inflation utilizing a highly flexible non-Gaussian SVAR framework which minimizes the risk of distributional misspecification. We employ ...