A Macro Model of the Credit Channel in a Currency Union Member: The Case of Benin
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WP; bank liquidity; open economy; Benin; Credit channel; excess liquidity; government bonds; general equilibrium; stochastic simulation; Benin economy; reserve ratio; bank balance; interest rate differential; loan payment; baseline bond; Goverenment bonds shock; government bond holding; bank loan rate; bank product; Sovereign bonds; Bank credit; Reserve requirements; Bonds; Credit; Sub-Saharan Africa;All these keywords.
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