Policy complementarity: major fiscal and monetary announcements during the pandemic

This paper evaluates the impact of major European fiscal and monetary policy announcements during the pandemic. Applying an event study methodology, we find that the fiscal-monetary policy-mix announcements are associated with more stable bond markets across the entire EU. Proof of positive spillove...

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Published in:Applied economics letters 2024-03, Vol.31 (6), p.530-534
Main Authors: Ciocirlan, Cecilia, Nițoi, Mihai
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Bond markets
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Complementarity
Economic analysis
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Markets
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Pandemics
Risk
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Complementarity
Economic analysis
Fiscal policy
Markets
Monetary policy
Monetary unions
Pandemics
Risk
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