Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan
@kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social
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NBER @nber.org · 12d
Administrative data on international portfolios shows that issuers' supply elasticity depends on how investors' demand elasticity changes with arbitrage deviations, from Bertaut, Faia, @kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social, Marchesini, Paetzold, and Schmitz https://www.nber.org/papers/w34275
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Thrilled to talk about emerging market monetary policies and financial stability at this great conference organized by
FLAR and hosted by Central Bank of Colombia: eventos.flar.net/annual-econo...
Annual Economic Studies Conference 2025 – Eventos FLAR
eventos.flar.net
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It was a pleasure to join the world trade dialogue! We need to navigate global uncertainty created by US policies to de-globalize and eliminate knowledge-based economies by diminishing universities. Global integration led to unprecented progress, lifting billions up. studiozx.de/events/world...
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Credit support policies in the form of credit guarantees and central bank credit lines can help firms substitute in the event of evaporating external credit for domestic borrowing.
Miguel Acosta-Henao, Patricia Gomez-Gonzalez, @kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social
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Graph of the sudden stop-COVID shock in Chile: mean firm-level UIP deviation.

Sudden stops in international capital flows pose significant challenges for policymakers, especially in emerging markets. These abrupt halts in cross-border flows disrupt firms' access to external financing, leading to liquidity shortages that can severely undermine economic activity and growth. This column examines how credit support policies in the form of credit guarantees and central bank credit lines can help firms substitute the evaporating external credit for domestic borrowing, using the case of Chile during the COVID-19 pandemic. The analysis provides strong evidence that the interventions were effective in mitigating the impact of the shock.
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20168
Global Networks, Monetary Policy, #Trade
@kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social, Can Soylu, Muhammed A. Yıldırım
Access the paper and accompanying slides free! cepr.org/publications...
#CEPR_IMF #CEPR_ITRE #CEPR_MEF #CEPR_MG
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Global Linkages Lab
Global Linkages Lab at Brown University
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NBER @nber.org · Apr 18
Tariffs can be stagflationary in a global general equilibrium setting. The net impact of tariffs on inflation, employment, and the US dollar depends on the policy response of all countries in the trade war, from @kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social, Soylu, and Yildirim https://www.nber.org/papers/w33686
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We are excited to announce that GLL is now live! www.globallinkages.org
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In a new paper, we build a new NKOE global network model and decompose the impact of tariffs on inflation, output, and exchange rate into channels of demand, supply, monetary policy, sectoral nominal rigidities, inflation-exchange rate expectations and global I-O linkages channels.
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Tariff-Threats that are later reversed and not implemented are self-defeating, leading to a 4.1\% appreciation of the USD, 0.6pp deflation, a 0.7 pp decline in output. US. Dollar appreciates less or can even depreciate under tariff threats, and increased global uncertainty due to these threats.
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Liberation Day Tariffs+Retalation can lead to a decline of ↓ 1.6 pp in US output, an increase of ↑ 0.8 pp in US inflation and also a USD NEER Appreciation of 4.8%.
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Our new paper builds a NKOE model to study interaction of monetary policy and trade frictions. Tariffs act as demand and supply shocks and lead to endogenous changes in global networks. Their impact depends on monetary policy's endogenous response both in tariff-putting and tariff-imposed countries.
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How do different risk premia for currency, policy and country interact? Which one matters for investors? A key question given increased U.S. policy uncertainty. My op-ed @FT explains : www.ft.com/content/600d...
Markets are reaching for the Turkish risk premium
Technocrats can contain short-term financial panic but only democratic integrity will sustain investor confidence
www.ft.com
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Thank you so much WorldBank and IFC for the launch of this great book and fantastic panel. How to finance firm growth is one of the key issues of our time especially for countries who need this most and suffer from high policy risk, here is the video:
www.ifc.org/en/events/20...
Capital Markets: Financing Firm Growth
Join and explore future World Bank Group collaboration on capital markets development. Delve into the findings of the new book Financing Firm Growth: The Role of Capital Markets in Low- and Middle-Inc...
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NBER @nber.org · Mar 26
Featured in the latest Digest: "Government Support and Corporate Debt Restructuring"

https://www.nber.org/digest/202503/government-support-and-corporate-debt-restructuring
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Looking forward!
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Save the date! On April 16 at 4:30pm, economist @kalemli-ozcan.bsky.social will deliver a public lecture on the economic impact of international tariffs and industrial policies under the Trump administration. Event details and registration here: loom.ly/LlN6U3c
Special Event | Trade and Inflation in a Fragmented World (In Person)
This event is open to the public and will be recorded. Please register below.
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It is great to talk to amazing @colbylsmith.bsky.social of the @data.ft.com. I will be discussing the macro effects of upcoming tariffs at ASSA2025, during my discussion of the fantastic paper by Gita Gopinath, Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, Andrea Presbitero and Petia Topalova.
ft.com/content/d6f5...
Donald Trump’s ‘Maganomics’ will damage growth, economists tell FT polls
On both sides of Atlantic, most surveyed claim protectionist shift will overshadow benefits of other policies
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NBER @nber.org · Dec 26
Using data on Chilean firms to examine whether credit lines and government-backed credit guarantees mitigated the impact of the withdrawal of international capital during the pandemic, from Acosta-Henao, Fernández, Gomez-Gonzalez, and Kalemli-Özcan https://www.nber.org/papers/w33283
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Looking forward to my keynote together with great Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas and Sydney Ludvingson and the amazing papers at this fantastic conference on geopolitical fragmentation organized by De Nederlandsche Bank!
www.dnb.nl/en/research/...
2024- The macroeconomic effects of geopolitical uncertainty
21-22 November, 2024 - 27th Annual Research Conference of the Dutch Central Bank
www.dnb.nl