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- Monthly 1995M01 - 2023M03 FRED Economic data WUI The World Uncertainty is a text-based crisis indicator that is computed by counting the word ”uncertain” or similar words in the Economist Intelligence Unit country reports. The index measure uncertainty all over the world. It is the weighted average of 71 countries Monthly 2008M01 - 2023M03 Ahir et al. (2022) Monetary Policy Uncertainty (MPU) MPU is a text-based indicator for the US that counts the words associated with monetary policy uncertainty across hundreds of daily newspapers covered by Acess World News in the US.
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- Püttmann, L. (2018). Patterns of panic: Financial crisis language in historical newspapers. Available at SSRN 3156287.
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