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Most monetary policy committees decide on interest rates using a simple majority voting rule. Given the inherent …
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. Counterfactual analysis shows that committees add value through aggregating private assessments, but that gains to larger committees … their assessments also have lower precision, mixed committees may not be optimal. …
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We test whether outside experts have information not available to insiders by using the voting record of the Bank of Englands Monetary Policy Committee. Members with more private information should vote more often against conventional wisdom, which we measure as the average belief of market...
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important features of committees: the effect of their size on performance and whether or not they are more moderate than the … a decision. A result of the famous Condorcet Jury Theorem is that larger committees have more resources, in the form of … the latter not to be true. As a result of shirking and coordination problems, smaller committees may be better than larger …
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