In a recent article, Barr and Priestley (2004) show that using a conditional asset pricing model that allows variation in the price of, and exposure to, risk, there is strong evidence that national markets are partially integrated into world markets. This letter extends their analysis to the European monetary union period. We show that the level of integration raised in all countries except in Japan, which experienced a deflation period.
Lamedica, N., Reno', R. (2007). Integration of international bond markets: did anything change with EMU?. APPLIED ECONOMICS LETTERS, 14(11), 829-832 [10.1080/13504850600592689].
Integration of international bond markets: did anything change with EMU?
Reno', Roberto
2007-01-01
Abstract
In a recent article, Barr and Priestley (2004) show that using a conditional asset pricing model that allows variation in the price of, and exposure to, risk, there is strong evidence that national markets are partially integrated into world markets. This letter extends their analysis to the European monetary union period. We show that the level of integration raised in all countries except in Japan, which experienced a deflation period.
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