Asset Pricing Implications of Monetary Policy Coordination
This paper examines the problem of monetary coordination building on an international sticky-price model. I demonstrate that monetary coordination is associated with a welfare transfer of 0.56%--0.57% of steady-state consumption from the high-openness economy to the low-openness economy. By variance decomposition, I show that policy coordination is associated with more volatile transitory cost-push shocks, while it stabilizes long-run risks in financial markets