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Prof. Dr. Andreas Schabert
CV: (pdf-file)
Default risk premia on
government bonds in a simple business cycle model
with
Falko Juessen and Ludger Linemann
Modelling Monetary Policy
with
Samuel Reynard
Fiscal rules and the
irrelevance of the Taylor principle
with
Ludger Linnemann
Version 05.2009,
Manuscript (pdf-format)
Sovereign default and the
stability of inflation targeting regimes
with
Sweder van Wijnbergen
Version 08.2008,
Manuscript (pdf-format)
A Comparison of Debt and
Primary-Deficit Constraints
with Roel Beetsma and Marcos Poplawski Ribeiro
CEPR Discussion Papers DP6897.
Optimal
Government Spending and Unemployment
with Ludger Linnemann
Version 08.2008,
Manuscript (pdf-format)
Publications
Monetary policy under a fiscal
theory of sovereign default
Journal of Economic Theory, forthcoming.
Version 09.2009,
Manuscript (pdf-format)
Debt
Non-neutrality, Policy Interactions, and Macroeconomic Stability
with Ludger Linnemann, International Economic
Review, forthcoming.
Version
09.2008 (additional
appendix)
An
interest rate peg might be better than you think
with Markus Hoermann, Economics Letters 105,
2009, 156-158.
Version
07.2008, Manuscript (pdf-format)
Distortionary
Taxation, Debt, and the Price Level
with Leopold von Thadden, Journal of Money, Credit,
and Banking 41, 2009, 159-188
ECB Working Paper No.577.
Money
Supply, Macroeconomic Stability, and the Implementation of Interest Rate
Targets
Journal of Macroeconomics 31,
2009, 333-344.
CEPR Discussion Paper DP5094
Federal
Reserve Policy through a Money Supply Lens
with Ibrahim Chowdhury, Journal of Monetary
Economics 55, 2008, 825-834.
Swiss National Bank Working Paper
No. 02/07, Version:
02.2008.
Central bank instruments,
fiscal policy regimes, and the requirements for equilibrium determinacy
Review
of Economic Dynamics, 9, 2006, 742-762,
Version:
08.2006, Manuscript (pdf-format).
On
the Validity of the Taylor Principle in Open Economies
with Ludger Linnemann, International Finance 9,
2006, 343-367.
Can money matter for interest
rate policy?
with
Matthias Brückner, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 30, 2006,
2823-2957, pdf-format.
Inflation dynamics and the
cost channel of monetary transmission
with
Ibrahim Chowdhury and Mathias Hoffmann, European Economic Review, 50,
2006, 995-1016,
Version:
12.2004, Manuscript (pdf-format).
Productive government
expenditure in monetary business cycle models
with
Ludger Linnemann, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, 53, 2006,
28-46,
Version:
5.2005 Manuscript (pdf-format).
Identifying monetary policy
shocks with changes in open market operations
European
Economic Review 49, 2005, 561-577.
Version: 6.2003, Manuscript (pdf-format).
Interactions of monetary and fiscal policy via open
market operations
The Economic Journal 114, 2004, C186-C206, pdf-format
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Can fiscal spending stimulate
private consumption?
with
Ludger Linnemann, Economics Letters 82, 2004, 173-179.
Fiscal policy in the new
neoclassical synthesis
with
Ludger Linnemann, Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking 35, 2003,
911-929.
Monetary policy, agency
costs, and output dynamics
with
Ludger Linnemann, German Economic Review 4, 2003, 341-364.
Supply-side effects of
monetary policy and equilibrium multiplicity
with
Matthias Brückner, Economics Letters 79, 2003, 205-211.
Open
Market Shocks in a Business Cycle Model with Financial Intermediation
with Burkhard Heer, in: Hairault, J.O. and H. Kempf
(eds.), 2002,
Market Imperfections and Macroeconomic Dynamics, Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Work in progress / under revision
Macroeconomic Effects of
Nontraditional Monetary Policy
with Markus Hörmann
Discretionary
Policy, Multiple Equilibria, and Monetary Instruments
CEPR Discussion Paper DP5400 and ECB Working Paper No. 533.
Open
Market Operations, Eligible Securities, and Macroeconomic Stabilization
Debt,
Deficits, and Destabilizing Monetary Policy in Open Economies
with Sweder van Wijnbergen. CEPR
Discussion Paper DP5590.
Money
Demand and the Macroeconomic Stability Revisited
with Christian Stoltenberg, CEPR Discussion Paper
DP4974