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higher inflation through a standard New Keynesian Phillips Curve. However, the imperfect substitutability between bonds that …
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the UK economy. We find that a 1 percentage point increase in the policy rate reduces output by up to 0.6% and inflation …
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2% by the start of 2011, with an impact on inflation of 1 percentage point around a year later. These estimates are …
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spending growth to a rate consistent with meeting the CPI inflation target in the medium term. By February 2010, the MPC had …
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Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee felt that additional measures were necessary to meet the inflation target in the medium … the aim of injecting money into the economy and boosting nominal spending, in order to help achieve the Bank’s inflation … output and inflation: a large Bayesian VAR; a change-point structural VAR; and a time-varying parameter VAR. Our preferred …
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We show that interest rate rules that feed back on the growth rates of target variables (such as output or asset prices) may induce recessions in the presence of a zero lower bound, through purely self-fulfilling dynamics. This pathology is illustrated in a small New Keynesian model with...
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for monetary policy abroad to improve the stability of inflation and output in a small open economy. Importantly, how much … to the impact of a policy improvement abroad on inflation persistence in the domestic economy and her exposure to foreign …
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fluctuations impact upon inflation and output. …
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Using vector autoregressive models with either constant or time-varying parameters and stochastic volatility for the United States, we find that a contractionary monetary policy shock has a persistent negative impact on the asset growth of commercial banks, but increases the asset growth of...
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We use data on UK banks’ minimum capital requirements to study the interaction of monetary policy and capital requirement regulation. UK banks were subject to both time-varying capital requirements and changes in interest rate policy. Tightening of either capital requirements or monetary...
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