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Monetary shocks and relative farm prices : a re-examination
Isaac, Alan Glen - In: American journal of agricultural economics 79 (1997) 4, pp. 1332-1339
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Protecting financial stability in the aftermath of World War I : the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's dissenting policy
White, Eugene N. - 2015
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Silver in relation to monetary policy and the cotton trade of the world
1935
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Protecting Financial Stability in the Aftermath of World War I : The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's Dissenting Policy
White, Eugene N. - 2015
Atlanta Fed was vindicated when the shock to cotton prices proved to be temporary, and the Board conceded that the Reserve … a reallocation of liquidity to its district during the contraction. Viewing the collapse of the price of cotton, the … dominant crop in the region, as a systemic shock to the Sixth District, the Atlanta Fed increased discounting and enabled …
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Money stock versus monetary base in time-frequency exchange rate determination
Funashima, Yoshito - In: Journal of international money and finance 104 (2020), pp. 1-14
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Protecting financial stability in the aftermath of World War I : the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's dissenting policy
White, Eugene N. - In: Financial systems and economic growth : credit, crises, …, (pp. 201-231). 2017
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Protecting Financial Stability in the Aftermath of World War I : The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's Dissenting Policy
White, Eugene N. - 2015
Atlanta Fed was vindicated when the shock to cotton prices proved to be temporary, and the Board conceded that the Reserve … a reallocation of liquidity to its district during the contraction. Viewing the collapse of the price of cotton, the … dominant crop in the region, as a systemic shock to the Sixth District, the Atlanta Fed increased discounting and enabled …
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Trinity Strikes Back : Monetary Independence and Inflation in the Caribbean
Cevik, Serhan - 2019
Monetary independence is at the core of the macroeconomic policy trilemma stating that an independent monetary policy, a fixed exchange rate and free movement of capital cannot exist at the same time. This study examines the relationship between monetary autonomy and inflation dynamics in a...
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Monetary Policy in the United States. Good Policy Strikes Back
Montes-Galdon, Carlos - 2014
The argument in favor of good policy to explain the Great Moderation is back. In this paper,I am interested in analyzing the role of monetary policy in order to explain business cycle fluctuations in the United States between 1960 and 2012. I build a model with non independent drifting...
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Real Rigidities Strike Back : Retailers, Sticky Basket Prices, and Monetary Non-neutrality
Simmons, Joseph - 2022
times as long as in a counterfactual CES model following a small monetary policy shock. Critically, retailer-level real …
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