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Monetary policy 4 Bank lending 3 Central bank 3 Central bank digital currencies 3 Credit 3 Deposit banking 3 Einlagengeschäft 3 Geldmenge 3 Geldnachfrage 3 Geldpolitik 3 Geldpolitische Transmission 3 Kredit 3 Kreditgeschäft 3 Monetary transmission 3 Money demand 3 Money supply 3 Offene Volkswirtschaft 3 Open economy 3 Virtual currency 3 Virtuelle Währung 3 Zentralbank 3 bank deposits 3 bank loans 3 credit creation 3 monetary frictions 3 monetary policy 3 money demand 3 money supply 3 Discretion 2 frictionless models 2 'monetary frictions' 1 Dynamic General Equilibrium 1 Dynamic general equilbrium 1 Equilibrium Determinacy 1 Equilibrium determinacy 1 Fiscal Policy 1 Fiscal policy 1 Macroeconomic Stabilisation 1 Macroeconomic stabilisation 1 Monetary Frictions 1
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Book / Working Paper 7
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Arbeitspapier 3 Graue Literatur 3 Non-commercial literature 3 Working Paper 3
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English 6 Undetermined 1
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Kumhof, Michael 3 Phurichai Rungcharoenkitkul 3 Pinchetti, Marco 3 Sokol, Andrej 3 Eser, Fabian 2 Rogers, Colin 2
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School of Economics, University of Adelaide 2 Department of Economics, Oxford University 1 Economics Group, Nuffield College, University of Oxford 1
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School of Economics Working Papers 2 CFM discussion paper series 1 Discussion paper 1 Economics Papers / Economics Group, Nuffield College, University of Oxford 1 Economics Series Working Papers / Department of Economics, Oxford University 1 Working papers / Bank for International Settlements 1
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CBDC policies in open economies
Kumhof, Michael; Pinchetti, Marco; Phurichai … - 2023
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CBDC policies in open economies
Kumhof, Michael; Pinchetti, Marco; Phurichai … - 2023
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CBDC policies in open economies
Kumhof, Michael; Pinchetti, Marco; Phurichai … - 2023
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Optimal Fiscal Stabilisation through Government Spending
Eser, Fabian - Department of Economics, Oxford University - 2009
is optimal but subject to monetary frictions.  Thus, there is a stabilisation role for government spending under monetary … frictions, changing the role of monetary and fiscal policy fundamentally. …
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Optimal Fiscal Stabilisation through Government Spending
Eser, Fabian - Economics Group, Nuffield College, University of Oxford - 2009
is optimal but subject to monetary frictions. Thus, there is a stabilisation role for government spending under monetary … frictions, changing the role of monetary and fiscal policy fundamentally. …
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Do Frictionless Models of Money and the Price Level Make Sense?
Rogers, Colin - School of Economics, University of Adelaide - 2008
No. As well-specified Walrasian general equilibrium systems, frictionless models are isomorphic with the Arrow-Debreu (A-D) world. It is well known that the A-D world has no role for money, credit or banks. Grafting a role for money onto a frictionless model by appending a quantity equation or...
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Money as Friction: Conceptual Dissonance in Woodford's Interest and Prices
Rogers, Colin - School of Economics, University of Adelaide - 2008
In Interest and Prices Woodford employs a frictionless model to derive nominal interest rate rules that can be applied by central banks to achieve price level stability. But frictionless models are Walrasian general equilibrium models that preclude any role for money. Furthermore frictionless...
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