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Transparency has become an almost universal virtue among central banks. The paper tests empirically, for the case of the Federal Reserve, two hypotheses about central bank transparency derived from the debate of Morris and Shin (2002) and Svensson (2006). First, the paper finds that the...
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can be shown that monetary policy significantly Granger-causes stock market confidence. By using monthly closing prices of … confidence and uncertainty is demonstrated. The monetary policy effect on stock market uncertainty is therefore separable into a … linear and nonlinear part. -- Stock market confidence ; temporal dependence ; copula …
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We show that a monetary policy in which the central bank commits to a randomized inflation target allows for potentially faster-expectations convergence than with a fixed target. The randomized target achieves faster convergence in particular in transition environments: those demonstrating...
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