Omar Rachedi

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

1. Public Expenditure 100%
2. Price 89%
3. Business Network 66%
4. Monetary Policy 43%
5. Credit Market 37%
6. Value Added 33%
7. Fiscal Policy 33%
8. Public Consumption 30%
9. Neoclassical Synthesis 27%
10. Intermediate Good 26%
11. Low-Interest-Rate Policy 25%
12. Macroeconomics 25%
13. Mortgages 25%
14. Yield Curve 25%
15. Structure of Government 25%
16. Asset Pricing 25%
17. Regime Switching 25%
18. Volatility 25%
19. Financial Development 25%
20. Extreme Value 25%
21. Value Theory 25%
22. Time Series 25%
23. Public Investment 25%
24. Life Cycle 25%
25. Credit 25%
26. Minimum Wage 25%
27. Military Expenditure 25%
28. Inflation 22%
29. Marginal Costs 16%
30. Specific Industry 13%
31. Portfolio Choice 12%
32. Incomplete Market 12%
33. Risk Management 12%
34. National Government 12%
35. Greenhouse Gas Emissions 12%
36. Economy of the U.S. 12%
37. Labor Intensity 12%
38. Manufacturing Industry 8%
39. Firm-Level Data 8%
40. Equilibrium Model 8%
41. Public Value 8%
42. Labor Share 8%
43. Transmission Mechanism 8%
44. Public Sector 8%
45. General Equilibrium 8%
46. Private Sector 8%
47. Inflation Rate 8%
48. Factor Intensity 8%
49. Precautionary Saving 6%
50. Arbitrage 6%