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, such capital controls have the merit of reducing the volatility of exchange rates following a monetary shock. On the other … hand, the implementation increases exchange rate volatility in the short run and induces costs for the real sector in the …
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, such capital controls have the merit of reducing the volatility of exchange rates following a monetary shock. On the other … hand, the implementation increases exchange rate volatility in the short run and induces costs for the real sector in the …
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following a demand shock. We also show that an alternative regulation policy in the export market does not rule out the possible …
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a monetary shock, contrary to the standard result. The reason is that an interest rate rule targeting the consumer price … condition for the model to display persistence of the real variables after a shock to the interest rate rule …
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control theory is employed to illustrate the stabilization problem in an economy in which excess reserves are financed by …
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The impact of an unanticipated monetary shock in a small open economy with dollarization, factor price rigidities, and …
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We discuss the issue of time consistency of monetary policy. We develop a simple and intuitive procedure to derive analytically the unconditionally optimal (UO) policy in a general linear-quadratic set-up, a perspective stressed by Taylor (1979) and Whiteman (1986). We compare the UO perspective...
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Countries which share a common currency potentially have strong incentives to share macroeconomic risks through a system of transfers to compensate for the loss of national monetary policy. However, the option to leave the currency union and regain national monetary policy can place severe...
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