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Thomas Laubach Alternative spellings: Heinrich Thomas Laubach T. Laubach B: 24. April 1965 D: 2. September 2020
Profession Economist
Affiliations Federal Reserve System. Board of Governors Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main OECD Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Princeton University
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Publishing years Series Finance and economics discussion series (13) FEDS Working Paper (8) Working papers series / Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (5) OECD Economics Department Working Papers (4) Research working papers / Research Division, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (3) BIS working papers (3) Working papers / OECD, Economics Department (2) Research paper / Federal Reserve Bank of New York (2) Bundesbank Discussion Paper (2) Discussion paper (2) BIS Working Paper (2) CFS working paper series (2) Discussion paper / Volkswirtschaftliches Forschungszentrum, Deutsche Bundesbank / Series 1, Studies of the Economic Research Center (2) Discussion paper / Deutsche Bundesbank (1) Documents de travail / Banque de France (1) Paris December 2011 Finance Meeting EUROFIDAI - AFFI (1) Bundesbank Series 1 Discussion Paper (1) Essays in international finance (1) 
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