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The rational expectations equilibrium of a small open economy can be subject to indeterminacy if foreign monetary policy does not satisfy the Taylor principle. We study the implications of foreign-induced indeterminacy for the conduct of monetary policy in a small open economy. In the canonical...
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This paper investigates the issue of rational expectations using inflation forecasts from the Survey of Professional … estimated time-varying bias can be used to improve the SPF and Green Book inflation forecast performance by at least 13.4%. This … under- and over predictions of actual inflation. …
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The present paper compares expected inflation to (econometric) inflation forecasts based on a number of forecasting … expected inflation we develop a recursive filtering algorithm which extracts unexpected inflation from real interest rate data …, even in the presence of diverse risks and a potential Mundell-Tobin-effect. The extracted unexpected inflation is compared …
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survey data of inflation expectations to estimate the New Keynesian model by Smets and Wouters (2007) and compare its …
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In this paper we study how inflation expectations are formed and whether these change due to the occurrence of policy … home inflation and report confidence intervals. At three points in time during our experiments, we also ask our … 6750 home inflation point forecasts and confidence intervals. We find that: (1) inflation expectations are seldom rational …
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Inflation expectations are a key variable in conducting monetary policy. However, these expectations are generally … unobservable and only certain proxy variables exist, such as surveys on inflation expectations. This paper offers guidance on the … appropriate quantification of household inflation expectations in the Swiss Consumer Survey, where answers are qualitative in …
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The rational expectations hypothesis is one of the cornerstones of current economic theorizing. This review discusses a number of experiments that focus on expectation formation by human subjects in a number of learning-to-forecast experiments and analyzes the implications for the rational...
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Empirical work in macroeconomics almost universally relies on the hypothesis of rational expectations. This paper departs from the literature by considering a variety of alternative expectations formation models. We study the econometric properties of a popular New Keynesian monetary DSGE model...
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This paper studies the formulation of monetary policy in a changing environment when knowledge regarding some aspects of the structure of the economy is imperfect and an adaptive learning technology is available to the policymaker and economic agents. As a benchmark, we develop a simple model of...
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