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interest rates' to fall below zero in all countries, giving rise to a global 'liquidity trap'. This paper explores the policy … demand towards the source (home) country. The key feature of demand shocks in a liquidity trap is that relative prices … liquidity trap, there is a critical mutual interaction between monetary and fiscal policy …
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Empirical evidence suggests that for many countries, retail prices of traded goods are sticky in national currencies. Movements in exchange rates then cause deviations from the law of one price, and exchange rate ëmisalignmentí, which cannot be corrected by monetary policy alone. This paper...
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of fully flexible exchange rates, because shocks that lead to a 'liquidity trap' in one country are propagated through … liquidity trap in the presence of capital controls. We further show that, even though capital controls may facilitate effective …
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