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I study the Ramsey problem for three unconventional monetary policies in a twocountry model. An equity injection into financial intermediaries is the most efficient policy. Due to precautionary effects of future risk, a central bank should exit from these policies in accordance with but slower...
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I study the Ramsey problem for three unconventional monetary policies in a twocountry model. An equity injection into financial intermediaries is the most efficient policy. Due to precautionary effects of future risk, a central bank should exit from these policies in accordance with but slower...
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We model the real exchange rates between the US and 18 OECD countries by an innovative dynamic process called integral correction mechanism, and allow a real exchange rate equilibrium determined by Harrod-Balassa-Samuelson effects. The Harrod-Balassa-Samuelson effect works through a direct...
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I study optimal credit, monetary, and fiscal policy under commitment in a model where financial intermediaries face an occasionally binding financial constraint; the monetary authority faces a zero lower bound (ZLB); and the fiscal authority faces a budget constraint. Despite being inactive...
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We estimate the domestic and international transmission of 4 types of US monetary policy, namely the current fed funds rate, Odyssean and Delphic forward guidance, and large-scale asset purchases. A credit channel is involved in the international transmission, driving large deviations from the...
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We estimate how US monetary policies, namely the current fed funds rate, forward guidance, and large-scale asset purchases, affect inflation. The effect of large-scale asset purchases on inflation is found to be much smaller in the intended direction than the other policies. This difference is...
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