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Combining Forecast Densities from VARs and Uncertain InstabilitiesReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/18, 01.01.2009) |
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Inheritances and their impact on housing equity withdrawlReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/16, 01.01.2009) |
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Does natural rate variation matter? Evidence from New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/17, 01.01.2009) |
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Practical Monetary PoliciesReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/15, 01.11.2008) |
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Over the hedge? Exporters’ optimal and selective hedging choicesReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/14, 01.11.2008) |
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Real-time Prediction with UK Monetary Aggregates in the Presence of Model UncertaintyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/13, 01.10.2008) |
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Limited Information Estimation and Evaluation of DSGE modelsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/11, 01.08.2008) |
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Incorporating judgement with DSGE modelsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/10, 01.07.2008) |
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Analysing shock transmission in a data-rich environment: A large BVAR for New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/09, 01.06.2008) |
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Heterogeneous Expectations, Adaptive Learning, and Forward-Looking Monetary PolicyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/07, 01.06.2008) |
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A macro stress testing model with feedback effectsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/08, 01.06.2008) |
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Changes in the transmission mechanism of monetary policy in New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/03, 01.03.2008) |
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The tax system and housing demand in New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/06, 01.03.2008) |
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How do Housing Wealth, Financial Wealth and Consumption Interact? Evidence from New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/05, 01.03.2008) |
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'Automatic' cycle-stabilising capital requirements: what can be achieved?Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/04, 01.03.2008) |
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Explaining Movements in the NZ Dollar - Central Bank Communication and the Surprise Element in Monetary Policy?Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/02, 01.02.2008) |
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Some benefits of monetary policy transparency in New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2008/01, 01.02.2008) |
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RBCs and DSGEs: The Computational Approach to Business Cycle Theory and EvidenceReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/15, 01.12.2007) |
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Which nonlinearity in the Phillips curve? The absence of accelerating deflation in JapanReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/14, 01.10.2007) |
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An analysis of the informational content of New Zealand data releases: the importance of business opinion surveysReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/13, 01.10.2007) |
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Housing markets and migration in New Zealand, 1962-2006Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/12, 01.10.2007) |
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Credit constraints and housing markets in New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/11, 01.08.2007) |
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Understanding the New Zealand current account: a structural approachReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/10, 01.08.2007) |
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Local linear impulse responses for a small economyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/09, 01.05.2007) |
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The McKenna Rule and UK World War I FinanceReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/08, 01.05.2007) |
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The pitfalls of estimating transactions costs from price data: evidence from trans-Atlantic gold-point arbitrage, 1886-1905Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/07, 01.05.2007) |
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Conditioning and Hessians in analytical and numerical optimization - Some illustrationsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/06, 01.05.2007) |
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A model of spatial arbitrage with transport capacity constraints and endogenous transport pricesReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/05, 01.04.2007) |
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Stylised facts about New Zealand business cyclesReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/04, 01.04.2007) |
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Satisficing Solutions for New Zealand Monetary PolicyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/03, 01.04.2007) |
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Nowcasting and predicting data revisions in real time using qualitative panel survey dataReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/02, 01.02.2007) |
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Open economy DSGE-VAR forecasting and policy analysis - head to head with the RBNZ published forecastsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2007/01, 01.02.2007) |
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The Present Value Model and New Zealand's current accountReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/12, 01.01.2007) |
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Assessing the fit of small open economy DSGEsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/11, 01.01.2007) |
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A new core inflation indicator for New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/10, 01.01.2007) |
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Uncovering the Hit-list for Small Inflation Targeters: A Bayesian Structural AnalysisReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/09, 01.12.2006) |
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What do robust policies look like for open economy inflation targeters?Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/08, 29.11.2006) |
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How costly is exchange rate stabilisation for an inflation targeter? The case of AustraliaReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/07, 28.09.2006) |
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Family trusts: ownership, size, and their impact on measures of wealth and home ownershipReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/06, 28.07.2006) |
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Should monetary policy attempt to reduce exchange rate volatility in New Zealand?Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/05, 28.07.2006) |
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Other stabilisation objectives within an inflation targeting regime: Some stochastic simulation experimentsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/04, 19.05.2006) |
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A Small New Keynesian Model of the New Zealand economyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/03, 19.05.2006) |
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Forecasting Substantial Data Revisions in the Presence of Model UncertaintyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/02, 17.03.2006) |
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Phillips curve forecasting in a small open economyReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2006/01, 17.03.2006) |
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Discretionary Policy, Potential Output Uncertainty, and Optimal LearningReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/07, 21.12.2005) JEL: E52 |
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A Simple, Structural, and Empirical Model of the Antipodean Transmission MechanismReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/06, 21.12.2005) |
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UIP, Expectations and the KiwiReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/05, 21.12.2005) |
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Reaction functions in a small open economy: What role for non-traded inflation?Reserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/04, 17.10.2005) |
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A happy "halfway-house"? Medium term inflation targeting in New ZealandReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/03, 12.10.2005) |
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Mind your Ps and Qs! Improving ARMA forecasts with RBC priorsReserve Bank of New Zealand Discussion Papers [View] (Paper: DP2005/02, 12.10.2005) |
