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By examining money market fragmentation and its impact on credit markets through a country-specific lens, the paper introduces an innovative, transaction-level methodology challenging established theories like the $$\text{'law of one price'}$$. Its original perspective reinvigorates understanding of monetary policy transmission, offering readers fresh insights into credit and debt market dynamics.
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By examining money market fragmentation and its impact on credit markets through a country-specific lens, the paper introduces an innovative, transaction-level methodology challenging established theories like the $$\text{'law of one price'}$$. Its original perspective reinvigorates understanding of monetary policy transmission, offering readers fresh insights into credit and debt market dynamics.
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