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We conduct an experiment to investigate (i) whether rotation in voting increases a committee's efficiency, and (ii) the … scheme has important consequences: it 'pays' to be allowed to vote, as voting committee members earn significantly more than … non-voting members. Hence, rotation is not neutral. We also find that smaller committees decide faster and block fewer …
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influences on voting within a monetary policy committee. In a committee that includes representatives from different regions or …
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. In this paper we show analytically how different arrangements could affect the voting behaviour of individual MPC members …
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Among the most notable, but least discussed, hallmarks of what I have called the "quiet revolution" in central banking practice (Blinder, 2004a) has been the movement toward making monetary policy decisions by committee. Until about a decade ago, most central banks had a single governor, who...
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This paper models monetary policy decisions as being taken by an interacting group of heterogeneous policy makers, organized in a MPC. We show that communication between members generally improves the quality of monetary policy by increasing knowledge about uncertain future economic...
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committee, in which a subset of members may meet prior to the voting in the commitee and therefore has the possibility to reach … consensus ex ante to vote unanimously ex post. We allow for different committee sizes, various voting rules and differences in … on the setting of interest rates by the committee, provided that members on average are equally skilled and voting takes …
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The literature on the behavior of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has focused on static voting …
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