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costs of eliminating pricelevel drift. -- Price-level targeting ; optimal monetary policy ; commitment …
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Speed limit policy, a monetary policy strategy that focuses on stabilizing inflation and the change in the output gap, consistently delivers better welfare outcomes than flexible inflation targeting or flexible price level targeting in empirical New Keynesian models when policymakers lack the...
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Many argue that, in the presence of a lower bound on nominal interest rates, central banks should use a risk management approach for setting policy, which implies commit- ting to a more expansionary policy to deal with uncertainty about the economic recovery. Using a standard model for monetary...
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commitment. Potentially non-monotonic discretionary welfare losses are lowest with perfectly flexible prices. Price … constraint, the zero lower bound may be binding even after the shock has abated. We characterize conditions when the commitment …
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endogenously in the welfare function. We characterize optimal price-level forward guidance under discretion and commitment … zero lower bound may be binding even after the shock has abated. We characterize conditions when the commitment to hold …
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