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| A Review of the Central Bank Balance Sheet Tools That Can Be Deployed to Assist in the Achievement of Price, Financial and Macro-economic Stability |
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| Are the Amplification Effects of Positive Shocks to SARB Assets Growth and Forex Reserves Accumulation on Long-Term Yields Dependent on Government Debt Growth Regimes? |
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| Budget Balance Deficit Thresholds and Their Macroeconomic Impact |
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| Conclusion |
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| Credit Conditions and the Amplification of Macro-economic Responses to Unexpected Shocks: Implications for Monetary Policy |
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| Do Capital Inflows Relieve Banks’ Credit Constraints and Boost Credit Growth? Evidence from Credit Conditions and Bank Credit Risk |
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| Do Contractionary Fiscal Policy Shocks Transmitted via GDP Growth Dampen Credit Growth? |
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| Do Financial Regulatory Tools Impact the Transmission of Capital Inflow Shocks into Credit Extension and Induce a Reallocation of Sectoral Credit Shares? |
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| Do High Government Debt Service Costs Reduce the Potency of Accommodative Fiscal Policy in South Africa? |
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| Do High Government Debt-to-GDP Regimes Propagate the Adverse Macroeconomic Effects of High Budget Deficit Regimes? |
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| Do Non-Performing Loans Propagate the Transmission of Monetary Policy Tightening Shocks to Sectorial Credit? |
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| Do Synchronised Boom and Non-boom Episodes in Credit Growth, Commodity and Equity Prices Impact the Response of the Repo Rate to Positive Inflation Shocks? |
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| Do Synchronised Credit Growth and House Price Growth Booms Impact the Monetary Policy Reaction to Inflationary Pressures? |
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| Do the Exchange Rate Depreciation and Volatility Shocks Impact Money Demand in South Africa? |
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| Do the Shortfalls and Overhangs Derived from Money Demand in South Africa Augmented with Portfolio Balances Impact Inflation Dynamics? |
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| Does Economic Policy Uncertainty Impact Real Money Demand in South Africa? |
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| Does an Increase in Government Debt Threaten Economic Growth Recovery Via Tightening Credit Conditions? |
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| Does the Threshold for Household Debt Growth Matter for GDP Growth and the Response of Monetary Policy to Inflation Shocks? |
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| Economic Policy Uncertainty and the Employment Dynamics in South Africa Under the Inflation Targeting Regime |
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| Economic Policy Uncertainty, Employment Dynamics, and Price Stability in South Africa |
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| Effects of Government Debt on Output, Household Consumption, and Gross Fixed Capital Formation: Role of the Credit Conditions Channel |
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| Effects of Monetary Policy on Output |
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| Exchange Rate, House Price and Equity Shocks on the Current Account |
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| Foreign Currency Reserves: Do They Contribute to GDP Growth and Employment Growth? |
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| Government Debt and Capital Formation Nexus in South Africa: The Role of the Debt Threshold |
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| Government Debt and Fixed Capital Formation Nexus: Effects of the Interest Rate and Monetary Policy Credibility Channels |
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| Government Debt and Household Consumption: The Influence of the Wealth Channel |
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| Government Debt-to-GDP Ratio, Investment Growth and Employment Growth, and Their Response to High Nominal GDP Growth Regimes |
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| Has the Inflation Target Band Impacted the Natural Rate of Unemployment in South Africa? Evidence from the Accelerationist Philips Curve |
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| How Does a Tight Monetary Policy Shock Affect the Household Sector Intermediation? Evidence from Households’ Flow-of-Funds Data |
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| How Effective Is the Relaxation of the Countercyclical Capital Buffer at a Time When Other Residential Macro-prudential Tools Are Tight? |
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| How Potent Is the Required Reserves Tightening Shock Impact on Funding and Consumer Interest Rates? |
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| Inflation Targeting Band, the Government Debt, and Capital Formation Nexus in South Africa |
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| Inflation Uncertainty and Output |
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| International Transmission of US Shocks into South Africa |
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| Introduction |
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| Introduction |
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| Introduction: South African Monetary Policy Regimes |
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| Is There a Case for the Public Investment Corporation to Increase Its Holdings of Government Debt Securities? |
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| Is There a Compelling Case to Increase the SARB Holdings of Government Securities to Supplement Interest Income and Neutralise Losses Due to Foreign Investments and Foreign Currency Reserves Accumulation? |
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| Is a Single Sectorial Credit Growth Threshold Too Restrictive? Evidence from the Output and Inflation |
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| Is the Excess Capital Adequacy Ratio Beneficial in Neutralising Excessive Credit Growth and Inflationary Pressures? What Are the Implications for Monetary and Financial Policy? |
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| Is the Impact of an Unexpected Positive Required Reserves Ratio Shock on Inflation Expectations Different from That Due to Positive Excess Liquid Asset Holdings and Forex Reserves Shock? |
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| Is the Interest Rate Corridor an Effective Instrument to Dampen the Accumulation of Excess Reserves and the Inter-bank Rate Volatility? |
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| Large-Scale Asset Purchases and Activity in the Primary and Secondary Share and Bond Markets |
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| Monetary Policy Transmission, House Prices and Consumption |
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| Monetary Policy and Exchange Rate Shocks on South Africa’s Trade Balance |
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| Monetary Policy, Disposable Income and Consumption |
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| Mortgage Variables, Monetary Policy and Consumption |
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| Output Growth and Inflation Responses to Single and Double Credit Growth Threshold Effects in South Africa |
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| Revisiting the Role of the Money Demand Function: Does the Shortfall in Money Demand Impact the Inflation Responses to the Exchange Rate Depreciation Shocks? |
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| Summary of Main Findings and Policy Implications |
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| Synopsis of Fiscal Policy in South Africa: 1994–2020 |
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| The Impact of Large-Scale Asset Purchases on Non-residents’ Purchases of South African Assets |
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| The Impact of a Persistent Increase in the Budget Deficit on Real Interest Rates |
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| The Impact of the Government Debt-to-GDP Ratio on Investment Growth |
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| The Role of Economic and Policy Uncertainty on the Effects of Widening Budget Deficits on Yields and the Credit Default Swap Spreads |
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| The Stock and Flow Effects of Large-Scale Asset Purchases: Evidence from Persistent Versus Transitory Shocks |
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| To What Extent Are the Public and Private Sector Financial Asset Flows Impacted by a Monetary Policy Tightening Shock? |
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| To What Extent Do Capital Inflows Impact the Response of South African Economic Growth to Positive SA-US Interest Rate Differential Shocks? |
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| What Are the Effects of Budget Balance Deficit Regimes on Inflation and Inflation Expectations? |
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| What Are the Macroeconomic Effects of a Positive Interest Rate-GDP Growth Differential Shock? |
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| What Is the Impact of Large-Scale Asset Purchases and Private Banks’ Balance Sheets? |
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| What Role Do Non-performing Loans Play in Propagating the Excess Liquid Asset Holdings Shock Effects on Sectoral Credit Re-allocation? |
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| Widening Budget Deficits and Investment Growth Dynamics |
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