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Was the Great Moderation in the United States due to good policy or good luck? Taking, as data generation process, a New Keynesian sticky-price model in which the only source of change is the move from a passive to an active monetary rule, we show how standard econometric methods, both...
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) for estimating linear rational expectations models allowing for the possibility of indeterminacy. Fiscal policy is …
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parameters of a simple forward-looking monetary rule. We solve the model under indeterminacy via the procedure introduced by … under indeterminacy is a mirror image of what it is under determinacy: both inflation persistence and the volatility of its … reduced-form innovations, for example, are increasing in the coefficient on inflation under indeterminacy, decreasing under …
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to choose the optimal rule within a Taylor-type class they may be led to rules that generate indeterminacy and …
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Do international business cycles only represent optimal responses by rational agents to erratic changes in technology, or are they also influenced by factors that are unrelated to fundamentals? This paper addresses this issue by exploring the role of such non-fundamental factors in improving...
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curve". The computation is performed both under equilibrium uniqueness and under indeterminacy. While under uniqueness the … indeterminacy a new result arises. We find that the tighter is the monetary policy, the higher is the inflation/output gap … volatility. This is due to impact of systematic monetary policy on inflation and output persistence. In fact, under indeterminacy …
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Lubik and Schorfheide (2004) extend estimated DSGE models to address monetary policy indeterminacy. Their method leads …
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