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level, after controlling for inflation expectations, and whether it is concentrated among those firms that are more exposed …
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This paper proposes a monetary policy game based on a microfounded general equilibrium model. The approach allows some key features of the policy game to be related to basic technological and preference parameters. Moreover, it shows how results are affected by the presence of non-atomistic...
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The empirical literature on the transmission of monetary policy to inflation in Italy has stressed the importance of … the exchange rate and, to some extent, of the demand channel; recently, the roles of inflation expectations and the fiscal … situation have been emphasized. This paper uses vector auto-regression to address this issue. The results suggest that inflation …
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Price versus productivity indexing is considered in a model of monetary policy with wage bargaining. The wage-indexing rule is negotiated in a first stage of the game between government, union and firm.
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Since 2013 the inflation rate in the euro area has fallen steadily, reaching all-time lows at the end of 2014. Market …-based measures of inflation expectations (such as inflation swaps) have also declined to extremely low levels, which suggests … increasing concern about the credibility of the ECB in maintaining price stability. Inflation releases have often surprised …
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Empirical studies of the shoe-leather costs of inflation are typically computed using M1 as a measure of money. Yet … moderate value of the inflation rate, thereby justifying a deviation from the Friedman rule in favour of the Fed�s current …
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previous findings, the monetary policymaker has no incentive to adopt highly inflation-averse policies: too strong a reaction … to price shocks increases both inflation and output volatility; (3) partial transparency seems to enhance somewhat … welfare (but fully transparent policies do not); (4) a higher degree of transparency calls for stronger inflation aversion. …
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This paper analyses the macroeconomic effects of a protracted period of low and falling inflation rates when monetary … terms (debt-deflation channel). In this scenario, even cost-push shocks that in normal circumstances would reduce inflation …
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We assess the short- and medium-term macroeconomic effects of competition-friendly reforms in the service sector when the monetary policy rate is stuck at the zero lower bound (ZLB) in a monetary union. We calibrate a large-scale multi-country multi-sector dynamic general equilibrium model to...
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A prolonged period of low inflation, particularly in a situation of monetary policy rates near the zero lower bound …, can heighten the risk of inflation expectations de-anchoring from the central bank objective. The purpose of this paper is …/realized inflation and output. To do so we consider a simple New Keynesian model where agents, rather than being endowed with rational …
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