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foe_Welfare_Cost_OECD_boel_131010

01/03/2018 601,4 kB -

THE WELFARE COST OF INFLATION IN OECD COUNTRIES† P. Boel Bowdoin College G. Camera Purdue University –––––––––––––––– †We thank two referees for thoughtful comments and suggestions, as well as B. Aruoba, J. P. Díaz, Y. Wen, R. Wright and

foe_De Graeve and Walentin_140307

23/02/2018 226,3 kB -

Re…ning Stylized Facts from Factor Models of In‡ation� Ferre De Graeveyand Karl Walentinz March 2014 Abstract Factor models of disaggregate in‡ation indices suggest that sectoral shocks gen- erate the bulk of sectoral in‡ation variance, but no

foe_Walentin_appendix_151221

12/02/2018 294,6 kB -

Online Appendices for ‘Business Cycle Implications of Mortgage Spreads’ Karl Walentin July 2014 Business Cycle Implications of Mortgage Spreads 1 A Appendix with additional results and interpretation A1. Parameter uncertainty in baseline

financial frictions_investment_tobins q_nov2016

12/02/2018 241 kB -

Financial Frictions, Investment, and Tobin’s q Dan Cao Georgetown University Guido Lorenzoni Northwestern University Karl Walentin Sveriges Riksbank November 21, 2016 Abstract We develop a model of investment with financial constraints and

CV Daria Finocchiaro

08/06/2023 97,9 kB -

Curriculum Vitae-June 2023 Daria Finocchiaro Personal Information Date of birth September 4, 1976 Civil status Married, two children, born 2008 and 2011 Telephone + 46 76 8539 193 E-mail daria.finocchiaro@riksbank.se Languages

CV Marianne Nessen

12/12/2025 241,8 kB -

1 Curriculum Vitae Marianne Nessén December 2025 Nationality: Swedish Date of birth: September 14, 1962 Marital status: Married, two children Languages: fluent in Swedish and English Education/degrees “Docent”

CV Ulf Söderström

20/03/2025 78,7 kB -

March 2025 Ulf So¨derstro¨m Office address: Research Division Monetary Policy Department Sveriges Riksbank 103 37 Stockholm, Sweden Phone: +46 8 787 0829 Fax: +46 8 21 05 31 Nationality: Swedish Sex: Male Family: Married, two children E-mail:

Riksbanken_III_Ch3

20/12/2022 1,2 MB -

Swedish Banks and Credit Institutions since 1870 Lars Ahnland Introduction This chapter contains data on, and describes the evolution of, Swedish bank and credit institutions since 1870. Though banks may have had different characteristics in

Riksbanken_III_Ch5

20/12/2022 699 kB -

Houses, yards and sheds: Real-property prices in Stockholm up to 16001 Bo Franzén and Johan Söderberg Introduction and questions Land was the primary material resource in Swedish medieval society. Extensive source material has been preserved

Riksbanken_III_Ch6

20/12/2022 1,2 MB -

House prices in Stockholm 1600–1730: From rise to decline and stagnation Lili-Annè Aldman, Emelie Carlsson, Rodney Edvinsson and Bo Franzén Introduction This chapter presents a nominal and a real hedonic house price index for Stockholm 1600–