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the determinants of household debt holding and to investigate whether or not credit constraints are important for … settings for debt incidence, debt outstanding and credit constraints. We also explore the implications for debt holding from …
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We study the effect of borrowing constraints in an assignment model of the housing market. When constraints apply symmetrically to all households, these lead to lower prices but unchanged housing consumption. When households can invest their own wealth and may differ in tastes, borrowing...
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In this paper, we analyze the relation between interest rate targets and money supply in a (bubble-free) rational expectations equilibrium of a standard cash-in-advance model. We examine lump-sum injections of money aimed to implement interest rate sequences that satisfy interest rate target...
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This paper examines monetary policy implementation in a sticky price model. The central bank's plan under discretionary optimization is entirely forward-looking and exhibits multiple equilibrium solutions if transactions frictions are not negligibly small. The central bank can then implement...
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We study the consequences of non-neutrality of government debt for macroeconomic stabilization policy in an environment where prices are sticky. Assuming transaction services of government bonds, Ricardian equivalence fails because public debt has a negative impact on its marginal rate of return...
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interest margins (NIM). At estimated credit supply elasticities, the Phillips curve is very flat at the ZLBD, because … inflationary pressures increase NIM. This strongly increases credit and thereby output, but it dampens inflation by relaxing price … setters' credit rationing constraint. At the ZLBD, monetary policy has far larger effects on output relative to inflation, and …
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