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Marc Gronwald
Marc Gronwald
Senior Associate Professor in Economics, International Business School Suzhou
Verifisert e-postadresse på xjtlu.edu.cn - Startside
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Large oil shocks and the US economy: Infrequent incidents with large effects
M Gronwald
The Energy Journal 29 (1), 2008
1462008
Is Bitcoin a Commodity? On price jumps, demand shocks, and certainty of supply
M Gronwald
Journal of International Money and Finance 97, 86-92, 2019
1332019
The economics of bitcoins--market characteristics and price jumps
M Gronwald
CESifo Working Paper Series, 2014
1182014
The relationship between carbon, commodity and financial markets: A copula analysis
M Gronwald, J Ketterer, S Trück
Economic record 87, 105-124, 2011
662011
A characterization of oil price behavior—Evidence from jump models
M Gronwald
Energy Economics 34 (5), 1310-1317, 2012
612012
Explosive oil prices
M Gronwald
Energy Economics 60, 1-5, 2016
572016
The undisclosed Renminbi basket: are the markets telling us something about where the Renminbi–US dollar exchange rate is going?
M Funke, M Gronwald
World Economy 31 (12), 1581-1598, 2008
562008
Reconsidering the macroeconomics of the oil price in Germany: testing for causality in the frequency domain
M Gronwald
Empirical Economics 36 (2), 441-453, 2009
442009
Estimating the effects of oil price shockson the Kazakh economy
M Gronwald, J Mayr, S Orazbayev
Ifo Working Paper, 2009
352009
How explosive are cryptocurrency prices?
M Gronwald
Finance Research Letters 38, 101603, 2021
322021
Oil and the US macroeconomy: a reinvestigation using rolling impulse responses
M Gronwald
The Energy Journal 33 (4), 2012
202012
The dependence structure between carbon emission allowances and financial markets-a copula analysis
M Gronwald, J Ketterer, S Trück
CESifo Working Paper Series, 2011
182011
Simultaneous supplies of dirty energy and capacity constrained clean energy: is there a green paradox?
M Gronwald, N Van Long, L Roepke
Environmental and Resource Economics 68 (1), 47-64, 2017
152017
Linking with uncertainty: the relationship between EU ETS pollution permits and Kyoto offsets
B Hintermann, M Gronwald
Environmental and Resource Economics 74 (2), 761-784, 2019
142019
What Moves the European Carbon Market?-Insights from Conditional Jump Models
M Gronwald, J Ketterer
CESifo Working Paper Series, 2012
132012
Jumps in Oil Prices-Evidence and Implications
M Gronwald
Ifo Working Paper, 2009
122009
Evaluating emission trading as a policy tool-evidence from conditional jump models
M Gronwald, J Ketterer
CESifo Working Paper Series, 2009
102009
Measuring informational efficiency of the European carbon market—A quantitative evaluation of higher order dependence
C Sattarhoff, M Gronwald
International Review of Financial Analysis 84, 102403, 2022
92022
How to measure financial market efficiency? a multifractality-based quantitative approach with an application to the european carbon market
C Sattarhoff, M Gronwald
CESifo Working Paper Series, 2018
92018
Emissions trading as a policy instrument: evaluation and prospects
M Gronwald, B Hintermann
Mit Press, 2015
92015
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