Essays in internatiónal economics (original) (raw)

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This dissertation delves into critical topics in international economics, focusing on the dynamics of monetary policy and government debt interactions in economies characterized by heterogeneous firms. The second chapter develops a trade model that integrates nominal frictions, exploring how standard and zero lower bound monetary policies affect real economic allocations. The concluding chapter examines the relationship between government debt and economic bubbles, employing a general equilibrium framework to analyze debt trajectories over the last two decades.

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