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Hoshi, Takeo Stein, Jeremy C. Tsomocos, Dimitrios P. Kovrijnykh, Natalia Li, Jian Pavlova, Anna Wilcox, David W. Cecchetti, Stephen G. Scharfstein, David Chevalier, Judith A. Angeloni, Ignazio Hubbard, R. Glenn Mojon, Benoît Vardoulakis, Alexandros P. Gourio, François Rajan, Raghuram Govind Vardoulakis, Alexandros Goodhart, Charles A. E. Diamond, Douglas W. Terlizzese, Daniele Caballero, Ricardo J. Gertler, Mark Sim, Jae W. Coen, Jamie Rossi, Peter E. Siegert, Caspar Gropp, Reint Rostom, May Lamont, Owen A. Whited, Toni Marion All co-authors banks monetary policy model financial evidence firms banking lending prices asset japan risk new japanese geldpolitik paper crisis transmission data large market bank equilibrium loans optimal run finance assets finanzkrise konjunktur
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Anil K. Kashyap Prof. Alternative spellings: Anil Kashyap
Profession Economist
Affiliations Booth School of Business Centre for Economic Policy Research Bank of England Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago National Bureau of Economic Research Federal Reserve System. Federal Reserve Board of Governors
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Publishing years Series Working paper / National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc. (36) NBER Working Paper (35) NBER working paper series (8) Working paper series / Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (3) Chicago Booth Research Paper (3) Discussion paper / Centre for Economic Policy Research (3) Discussion papers / CEPR (3) Staff working papers / Bank of England (2) Bank of England Working Paper (2) EBSCOhost eBook Collection (2) University of Chicago, Becker Friedman Institute for Economics Working Paper (2) ZEW discussion papers (1) Economic research reports (1) 18th International Seminar on Macroeconomics (1) Journal of international economics (1) Journal of financial intermediation (1) Journal of financial economics (1) Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Economics working paper series : working paper (1) Chicago GSB Research Paper (1) Discussion paper / LSE Financial Markets Group (1) Working papers / Center on Japanese Economy and Business (1) Documents de travail / Banque de France (1) Banque de France Working Paper (1) Chicago Booth Initiative on Global Markets Working Paper (1) Columbia Business School Research Paper (1) MIT Economics Working Paper (1) FRB of Chicago Working Paper (1) Finance and economics discussion series (1) Working papers / Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (1) Saïd Business School WP 2017-17 (1) Research report (1) 
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