Some Recent Advances in Modelling Interactions between Financial System and the Real Sector of Economy
A special issue of Risks (ISSN 2227-9091).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2022) | Viewed by 382
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The financial crisis occurred in 2008 made the most of well developed economies to fall into recession. It also had prompted a major rethink in macroeconomics and finance. The way how financial factors can be incorporated into macroeconomic models seems the most important topic of frontiers in macroeconomics.
The role of financial markets in the real economy has been also a subject of the post-crisis policy debate, making substantial effort towards the optimal and efficient design of macroprudential tools. Those policy interests arise from the statement that effects of asset prices and credit booms may be potentially harmful on the real economy.
Consequently the empirical research about the financial cycle has become very popular during the last 20 years. Also analyses on the strength of the relationship between business and credit cycle are the subject of many research projects recently. It is represented by a broad stream of literature about the interactions between the real sector of the economy and the banking (financial) system.
In this Special Issue, we welcome high-quality research papers analysing the nature of interactions between financial system and the real sector of the economy. You are invited to submit your research on empirical properties of the financial (credit) cycle, its interaction with the business cycle, empirical assessment of effectiveness of the macroprudential policy and its economic costs.
Prof. Dr. Mateusz Pipień
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- credit cycle
- systemic risk in the financial sector
- macroprudential policy
- business cycle
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