Benjamin Nelson, Gabor Pinter, and Konstantinos Theodoridis, "Do Contractionary Monetary Policy Shocks Expand Shadow Banking?", Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 33, No. 2, 2018, pp. 198-211. The data used in the article are from Flow of Funds website (http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/Z1/about.htm). This data source and the rest of our macroeconomic data are publicly available. The Excel file "dataset_NPT_JAE.xls" contains the data together with exact definitions and sources. The matlab file NPT_baseline.m is used to generate the baseline IRF figure 3 of the paper as well as figure 5 (historical counterfactual). variable name: definition and source y log real GDP (original source: BEA) cpi log of Personal Consumption Expenditures (original source: BEA) r Effective Federal Funds Rate (original source: BEA) com log of commercial bank (credit unions + depository institutions) assets [deflated by cpi] (original source: flow of funds) shad log of shadow bank (ABS-issuers + funding corporations + Mortgage pools + GSEs) [deflated by cpi] (original source: flow of funds) romer narrative measure of Romer-Romer (AER, 2004), updated by O. Coibion gilchrist credit spread measure of Gilchrist-Zakrajsek ("Credit Spreads and Business Cycle Fluctuations", AER, 2012) mortgage_spread spread between the 30-year fixed rate mortgage average (MOLRTGAGE30US from BEA) and the 10-year constant maturity treasury rate (DGS10 from BEA) Shiller real home price index from Robert Shiller's website (http://www.econ.yale.edu/~shiller/) term spread between the 10-year constant maturity treasury rate (DGS10 from BEA) and the 3-month Treasury bill rate (TB3MS from BEA) The NPT_baseline.m function reproduces the SVAR results in the text. The zip files DynareFiles.zip and npt-functions.zip contain the matlab functions that implement the Bayesian MDE and DSGE simulations in the paper. These functions use Dynare 4.4.3. The exe_dynare_estimation.m function implements the Bayesian MDE estimation of the model The exe_dsge_simulations.m function produces the simulations of the DSGE model. Please address any questions to: Konstantinos Theodoridis Bank of England EC2R 8AH Threadneedle Street London, UK Konstantinos.Theodoridis [AT] bankofengland.co.uk