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The Connection between Wall Street and Main Street: Measurement and Implications for Monetary Policy

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Figure 1: Asset Shares of Different Actors (source: FED Flow of Funds)
Figure 3: The Measure of Connectedness: U.S. 1952-2009, Insurance Companies and Mutual Funds
Figure 5: The Measure of Connectedness: U.S. 1952-2009, Shadow Banking
Figure 7: Shares of Credit Market Instruments
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