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Remarks by Eric S. Rosengren, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, at The Global Interdependence Center Central Banking Conference, Milan, Italy, May 16, 2013.
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We study a small open economy characterized by two empirically important frictions— incomplete financial markets and an inability of the government to commit to policy. We characterize the best sustainable fiscal policy and show that it can amplify and prolong shocks to output. In particular,...
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A fiscal shock due to a shift in taxes or in government spending will, at some point in time, constrain the future path … of taxes and spending, since the government’s intertemporal budget constraint will eventually have to be met. This simple … possibility that taxes, spending, and interest rates might respond to the level of the debt as it evolves over time. We show that …
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The anemic pace of the recovery of the U.S. economy from the Great Recession has frequently been blamed on heightened uncertainty, much of which concerns the nation's fiscal policy. Intuition suggests that increased policy uncertainty likely has different impacts on industries with different...
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an increase in income taxes. These policies have zero impact on fiscal revenues. In certain cases equivalence requires in …
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The appropriate role for equity prices in monetary policy deliberations has been hotly debated for some time. Recent work suggests that equity prices have affected monetary policy decisions above and beyond their indirect effect on the traditional goal variables of the FOMC. However, the...
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