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1. Climate change’s impact on real estate prices in Chile
Hernández, Karla; Luna, Facundo; Madeira, Carlos;2024
Type: Graue Literatur; Non-commercial literature; Arbeitspapier; Working Paper;
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Link 2. Indebtedness and labor risk sorting across consumer lender types: evidence from Chile
Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Link 3. The impact of macroprudential policies on industrial growth
Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Link 5. The effect of Covid pension withdrawals and the universal guaranteed pension on the income of future retirees in Chile
Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Link Link Link 6. The impact of financial crises on industrial growth : lessons from the last 40 years
Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Link Link Link 7. Tiered access in RTGS systems : a DLT-based approach
abstractDistributed ledger technologies (DLT) are increasingly considered to enhance payment systems' and market infrastructures' functionalities like their accessibility and interoperability. We explore DLT architecture options to enable a new tiered access in the RTGS system of Chile for new payment service providers (PSP). We find that by introducing decentralized apps (DApps) the RTGS system would become more accessible and interoperable by enabling a tiered access to new participants. Our work also suggests that central banks exploring design alternatives for retail Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) could find relevant our approach as a pivot to build a far-reaching PSP network.
Cárdenas, Miguel; Madeira, Carlos; Morales, Raúl; Musa, Miguel; Sanclemente, Mario; Sanz-Bunster, Leon;2024
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8. The effect of the Covid pension withdrawals and the Universal Guaranteed Pension on the income of the future retirees and its fiscal costs
abstractChile implemented large pension withdrawals during the pandemic relative to other countries. Afterwards, Chile increased non-contributory benefits in a quasi-universal scheme. Simulating the future pensions, I show that the average loss in contributory pension income is 27.9%, with losses of 23.9% and 31.4% for men and women, respectively. After accounting for public transfers, the average loss in total pension income is just 6.2%, with losses of 7.5% and 5.2% for men and women, respectively. Current retirees lost just 1.1% of their pension income after accounting for the government transfers. The state may end up covering 92% of the total value of the pension withdrawals through the increased transfers.
Madeira, Carlos;2024
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Link 9. Exposures to climate change's physical risks in Chile
abstractWe estimate real estate's exposure in Chile to five weather risks, including labor productivity loss due to heat, fires, floods, drought coastal deterioration as measured by the Chilean Climatic Risk Atlas (ARCLIM) and Climate Impact Explorer (CIE) sources. According to our joint ARCLIM-CIE indicator, we measure risk exposure for the appraisal value of all properties of 39% for Chile and 51%, 36%, 36% and 27% for the Central, North, Metropolitan and South macrozones, respectively. Flooding is the greatest risk for Chile, followed by drought. We find that the CIE source underestimates the climate exposures in Chile relative to the ARCLIM measures, particularly for the flooding and drought risks.
Cortina, Magdalena; Madeira, Carlos;2023
Type: Aufsatz in Zeitschrift; Article in journal;
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10. The impact of monetary policy on a labor market with heterogeneous workers : the case of Chile
abstractWe use a factor-augmented vector autoregressive (FAVAR) model to analyze the effect of a contractionary monetary policy shock on macroeconomic aggregates and labor market indicators for different demographic groups in Chile classified by industry, age, and income quintile. Inflation is negatively correlated with unemployment across groups. The model shows that most groups' job-separation rate and wage volatility increase after an interest rate rise. The response of the job-finding rate is mixed, decreasing in some groups and rising in others after an interest rate shock. The labor market in the primary sector is the least sensitive to monetary shocks.
Madeira, Carlos; Salazar, Leonardo;2023
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