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Historical Monetary and Financial Statistics for Norway
(Occasional Papers;57, Book, 2022)Work on historical monetary and financial statistics in Norges Bank started in the 1990s. We were inspired by Bank of England’s work on the collection of data for UK inflation over 300 years, which appeared in connection ... -
Historical Monetary Statistics for Norway 1819–2003
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Historical Monetary Statistics for Norway – Part II
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Historisk pengemengdestatistikk 1819-1998
(Journal article, 1999)I denne artikkelen presenteres en beregning av utviklingen i pengemengden for årene 1819 – 1998. Etter våre definisjoner var pengemengden i 1819 – omregnet til kroner – 16,7 millioner kroner. Pr innbygger er dette 18 kroner. ... -
Historisk produksjon og omløp av mynt fra Den Kongelige Mynt
(Journal article, 2000)Norges Bank har i de senere år lagt ned en del arbeid i å framskaffe bedre historisk statistikk knyttet til monetære forhold. Begrunnelsen har dels vært den selvstendige historiske interesse dette har. Dessuten har det ... -
Historisk rentestatistikk 1820 - 1999
(Journal article, 2000)Norges Bank har i de senere år lagt ned en del arbeid i å fremskaffe bedre historisk statistikk knyttet til monetære forhold. Det er i denne sammenheng tidligere publisert en konsumprisindeks tilbake til 1835, valutakurser, ... -
House price prediction using daily news data
(Staff Memo;5/2021, Working paper, 2021)We investigate whether information from news articles could improve predictions of house price inflation at a short forecast horizon. The Covid-19 pandemic led to a shutdown of the Norwegian economy on 12 March 2020. Large ... -
House Prices and Household Consumption
(Staff Memo;11/2017, Working paper, 2018)Neither standard economic theory nor empirical studies provide an unequivocal answer to the question of the effect of changes in house prices on household consumption. Estimating this effect empirically is demanding because ... -
House Prices in Norway 1819–1989
(Working Papers;21/2004, Working paper, 2004)Annual house price indices for four Norwegian cities are presented for the period from 1819 to 1989. The indices are constructed on the basis of nominal housing transaction prices compiled from the real property registers ... -
House Prices, Credit and the Effect of Monetary Policy in Norway: Evidence from Structural VAR Models
(Working Papers;5/2014, Working paper, 2014)This paper investigates the responses of house prices and household credit to monetary policy shocks in Norway, using Bayesian structural VAR models. I find that the effect of a monetary policy shock on house prices is ... -
House Prices, Credit Growth, and Excess Volatility: Implications for Monetary and Macroprudential Policy
(Working Papers;8/2012, Working paper, 2012)Progress on the question of whether policymakers should respond directly to financial variables requires a realistic economic model that captures the links between asset prices, credit expansion, and real economic activity. ... -
House Prices, Equity Prices, Investment and Credit - What Do They Tell Us About Banking Crises? a Historical Analysis Based on Norwegian Data
(Journal article, 2005)In recent years, many countries have experienced a sharp rise in house prices and household credit. Many have expressed concern that this development is not sustainable over time and that it may lead to financial imbalances. ... -
House Prices, Expectations, and Time-Varying Fundamentals
(Working Papers;5/2013, Working paper, 2013)We investigate the behavior of the equilibrium price-rent ratio for housing in a simple Lucas-type asset pricing model. We allow for time-varying risk aversion (via external habit formation) and time-varying persistence ... -
Household Debt and Links to the Housing Market - Consequences for Financial Stability
(Economic Commentaries;7/2017, Others, 2017)Household debt in Norway has risen faster than income for a long period. The debt level is high both historically and compared with other countries and is considered to be the most important source of vulnerability in the ... -
Household Leverage and Labor Market Outcomes : Evidence from a Macroprudential Mortgage Restriction
(Working paper;14/2021, Working paper, 2021)Does household leverage matter for worker job search, matching in the labor market, and wages? Theoretically, household leverage can have opposing effects on the labor market through debt-overhang and liquidity constraint ... -
Household Net Lending – What the Micro Data Indicate
(Journal article, 2009)While existing statistics are based on macro data, this article uses micro data to analyse household financial wealth and debt dating back to 1987. These data show that households in the 35–44 age group were behind the ... -
Household Saving and the Economic Outlook
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Housing and Debt
(Economic Commentaries;9/2009, Others, 2009)Residential mortgage loans account for more than half of banks’ total lending. It is therefore important to understand the risk factors related to housing debt when analysing financial stability. Two factors are of particular ... -
Housing Finance in Norway
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Housing Investment and House Prices
(Journal article, 2007)