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Author:Berner, Richard 

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Estimating consumer import demand equations

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 105

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Climate Stress Testing

We explore the design of climate stress tests to assess and manage macroprudential risks from climate change in the financial sector. We review the climate stress scenarios currently employed by regulators, highlighting the need to (i) consider many transition risks as dynamic policy choices; (ii) better understand and incorporate feedback loops between climate change and the economy; and (iii) further explore “compound risk” scenarios in which climate risks co-occur with other risks. We discuss how the process of mapping climate stress scenarios into financial firm outcomes can ...
Staff Reports , Paper 1059

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Monetary policy under alternative exchange-rate regimes: simulations with a multi-country model

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 130

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A multi-country model of the international influences on the U.S. economy: preliminary results

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 115

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Modeling the international influences on the U.S. economy: a multi- country approach

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 93

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International sources of domestic inflation

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 55

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On testing the significance of a subset of coefficients in a set of seemingly unrelated regressions using mixed estimation

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 106

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Simultaneous determination of the U.S. balance of payments and exchange rates: an exploratory report

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 59

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The goods market and the labor market of the multi-country model

International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 97

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Mitigating the Risk of Runs on Uninsured Deposits: the Minimum Balance at Risk

The incentives that drive bank runs have been well understood since the seminal work of Nobel laureates Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig (1983). When a bank is suspected to be insolvent, early withdrawers can get the full value of their deposits. If and when the bank runs out of funds, however, the bank cannot pay remaining depositors. As a result, all depositors have an incentive to run. The failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank remind us that these incentives are still present for uninsured depositors, that is, those whose bank deposits are larger than deposit insurance ...
Liberty Street Economics , Paper 20230414

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