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With integrated trade and financial markets, a collapse in aggregate demand in a large country can cause 'natural real interest rates' to fall below zero in all countries, giving rise to a global 'liquidity trap'. This paper explores the policy choices that maximize the joint welfare of all...
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economy macro model. We show that movement in exchange rates have a direct implication for trade policy when governments …
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This paper develops a welfare-based model of monetary policy in an open economy. We focus on the extent to which …
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In this paper we examine how monetary policy should respond to nominal exchange rates in a New Keynesian open economy …
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that, in a global economy with open financial markets, the problem of the zero bound introduces a new dimension to the …
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more generally changes in the relative price of traded goods. We lay out a two-country open-economy model with sticky …
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fully) accounted for by nominal exchange rate variability. We then ask whether standard open economy macro models can …
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