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Central Bank Research Hub Index - S: secondar-sections



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sacrific - savers | saving - schumpet | schwartz - second | secondar - sections | sector - see | seeking - senior | sense - service | servicer - sets | setters - setting | settled - shares | sharing - shimer | shock - signal | signalin - simultan | sin - skew | skewed - slowdown | sluggish - software | solicite - southeas | southern - spain | span - speciali | specialn - spikes | spill - sprawl | spread - ssi | stabilis - starting | starts - stated | statemen - static | stationa - still) | sting - strong | stronger - sub | subject - summit | sunk - surface | surged - surprise | surveill - surveyab | surveyin - swings | swiss - synthesi | syntheti - systemat | systemic - szilárd

GSEs, Mortgage Rates, and

  Secondary Market Activities, by Andreas Lehnert, Wayne Passmore, and Shane M. Sherlund (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2006-30)Abstract
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GSEs, Mortgage Rates, and   Secondary Market Activities, by Andreas Lehnert, Wayne Passmore, and Shane M. Sherlund (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2005-7)Abstract
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The Transition to Electronic Trading in the   Secondary Treasury Market, by Bruce Mizrach, and Christopher J. Neely (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2006-012)Full text

Computing

  second-order-accurate solutions for rational expectation models using linear solution methods, by Giovanni Lombardo and Alan Sutherland (European Central Bank Working papers 487)Full text

Modelling the   second-round effects of supply-side shocks on inflation, by Tibor Hlédik (Czech National Bank Working papers 2003/12)Abstract
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Immediate Disclosure or

  Secrecy? The Release of Information in Experimental Asset Markets, by Lucy F. Ackert, Bryan K. Church, and Ann B. Gillette (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2001-5)Abstract
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Revealing the

  Secrets of the Temple: The Value of Publishing Central Bank Interest Rate Projections, by Rudebusch, Williams (San Francisco Fed Working Papers 2006-31)Full text

Cointegration in panel data with breaks and cross-

  section dependence, by Anindya Banerjee and Josep Lluís Carrion-i-Silvestre (European Central Bank Working papers 591)Full text

Interest Sensitivity and Volatility Reductions: Cross-   Section Evidence, by F. Owen Irvine and Scott Schuh (Boston Fed Working papers 05-04)Abstract
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Diagnostic Tests of Cross   Section Independence for Nonlinear Panel Data Model, by Cheng Hsiao, M. Hashem Pesaran and Andreas Pick* (Netherlands Bank DNB Working Papers 140)Full text

Governance and Financial Fragility: Evidence from a Cross-   Section of Countries, by Francis, Michael (Bank of Canada Working papers 2003-34)Abstract
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The Extreme Bounds of the Cross-   Section of Expected Stock Returns, by J. Benson Durham (Federal Reserve Board FEDS series 2002-34)Abstract
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The Cross-   Section of Foreign Currency Risk Premia and Consumption Growth Risk, by Hanno Lustig and Adrien Verdelhan (Bank of France Working Papers Nr 155)Abstract
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A Quantile Regression Analysis of the Cross   Section of Stock Market Returns, by Michelle L. Barnes and Anthony W. Hughes (Boston Fed Working papers 02-02)Abstract
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Human Capital Growth in a Cross   Section of US Metropolitan Areas, by Christopher H. Wheeler (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2005-065)Full text

Determining factors of Czech foreign trade: A cross-   section time series perspective, by Vladimír Benácek, Jirí Podpiera, Ladislav Prokop (Czech National Bank Working papers 2005/03)Abstract

Banks in the Securities Business: Market-Based Risk Implications of   Section 20 Subsidiaries, by Victoria Geyfman (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp05-17)Full text

Risk-Adjusted Performance Measures at Bank Holding Companies with   Section 20 Subsidiaries, by Victoria Geyfman (Philadelphia Fed Working Papers wp05-26)Full text

Asset Allocation and   Section 529 Plans, by Ramon P. DeGennaro (Atlanta Fed Working papers 2003-1)Abstract
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Large T and small N: A three-step approach to the identification of cointegrating relationships in time series models with a small cross-

  sectional dimension, by Roger Hammersland (Central Bank of Norway Working Papers 2004/15)Full text

The cross-   sectional dynamics of German business cycles: a bird's eye view, by Jörg Döpke, Michael Funke, Sean Holly, Sebastian Weber (Deutsche Bundesbank Discussion Papers 200523)Full text

The Relation between Time-Series and Cross-   Sectional Effects of Idiosyncratic Variance on Stock Returns in G7 Countries, by Hui Guo, and Robert Savickas (St Louis Fed Working Papers 2006-036)Full text

Opening the black box: structural factor models with large gross-

  sections , by Mario Forni, Domenico Giannone (European Central Bank Working papers 712)Full text


sacrific - savers | saving - schumpet | schwartz - second | secondar - sections | sector - see | seeking - senior | sense - service | servicer - sets | setters - setting | settled - shares | sharing - shimer | shock - signal | signalin - simultan | sin - skew | skewed - slowdown | sluggish - software | solicite - southeas | southern - spain | span - speciali | specialn - spikes | spill - sprawl | spread - ssi | stabilis - starting | starts - stated | statemen - static | stationa - still) | sting - strong | stronger - sub | subject - summit | sunk - surface | surged - surprise | surveill - surveyab | surveyin - swings | swiss - synthesi | syntheti - systemat | systemic - szilárd

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