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Financial Imbalances, Crisis Probability and Monetary Policy in Norway
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no DOI — not checkedMonetary policy shocks: What have we learned and to what end?
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no DOI — not checkedHouse Prices and the Stance of Monetary Policy
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no DOI — not checkedVarieties of Crises and Their Dates
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no DOI — not checkedSource: Statistics Norway ? Population: Population from 16 to 74 years. Source: Statistics Norway ? Real house prices: Seasonally adjusted nominal house prices deflated by the CPI-ATE
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no DOI — not checkedSeasonally adjusted GDP for mainland Norway (volume) adjusted for population growth
no DOI — not checkedSource: Statistics Norway ? Household consumption: Seasonally adjusted final consumption expenditure of households and non-profit institutions serving households (volume) adjusted for population growth
no DOI — not checked? Housing investment: Seasonally adjusted gross investment in housing (volume) adjusted for population growth
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no DOI — not checkedReal exchange rate: Trade-weighted nominal exchange rate index (I-44) for 44 trading partners adjusted for relative prices in Norway (CPI-ATE) and abroad (CPI for 25 trading partners, import-weighted)
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no DOI — not checkedReal household credit: Nominal credit (C2) to households (chained and break-adjusted) deflated by the CPI-ATE and adjusted for population growth
no DOI — not checkedNominal credit (C3) to non-financial enterprises (chained and break-adjusted) deflated by the CPI-ATE and adjusted for population growth. Seasonally adjusted. Sources: Statistics Norway and Norges Bank ? Total real credit to the private sector: Total nominal credit to the private sector (C3, domestic and foreign sources), (chained and break-adjusted), deflated by the CPI-ATE and adjusted for population growth
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no DOI — not checkedSeasonally adjusted. Sources: Statistics Norway and Norges Bank ? Total credit as a share of GDP: Total credit to the private sector, C3 (domestic and foreign sources), (chained and breakadjusted) as a share of GDP for mainland Norway (value)
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