Publications
Filter by
6 publications found, searching for 'Huiqing Li '
-
Working Paper No. 969September 24, 2020
The Empirics of UK Gilts’ Yields
AbstractThis paper analyzes the nominal yields of UK gilt-edged securities (“gilts”) based on a Keynesian perspective, which holds that the short-term interest rate is the primary driver of the long-term…more
Download Working Paper No. 969 PDF (6.56 MB) -
Working Paper No. 962July 14, 2020
Some Empirical Models of Japanese Government Bond Yields Using Daily Data
AbstractThis paper models the dynamics of Japanese government bond (JGB) nominal yields using daily data. Models of government bond yields based on daily data, such as those presented in this…more
Download Working Paper No. 962 PDF (5.98 MB) -
Working Paper No. 938October 15, 2019
The Impact of the Bank of Japan’s Monetary Policy on Japanese Government Bonds’ Low Nominal Yields
AbstractNominal yields for Japanese government bonds (JGBs) have been remarkably low for several decades. Japanese government debt ratios have continued to increase amid a protracted period of stagnant nominal GDP,…more
Download Working Paper No. 938 PDF (712.16 KB) -
Working Paper No. 906May 11, 2018
The Dynamics of Japanese Government Bonds’ Nominal Yields
AbstractThis paper employs a Keynesian perspective to explain why Japanese government bonds’ (JGBs) nominal yields have been low for more than two decades. It deploys several vector error correction (VEC)…more
Download Working Paper No. 906 PDF (834.42 KB) -
Working Paper No. 894August 04, 2017
An Inquiry Concerning Long-term US Interest Rates Using Monthly Data
AbstractThis paper undertakes an empirical inquiry concerning the determinants of long-term interest rates on US Treasury securities. It applies the bounds testing procedure to cointegration and error correction models within…more
Download Working Paper No. 894 PDF (2.22 MB) -
Working Paper No. 863March 31, 2016
The Empirics of Long-Term US Interest Rates
AbstractUS government indebtedness and fiscal deficits increased notably following the global financial crisis. Yet long-term interest rates and US Treasury yields have remained remarkably low. Why have long-term interest rates…more
Download Working Paper No. 863 PDF (1.02 MB)