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-free asset over time. The four models specify this single asset to be private bonds, public bonds, public money, or private money … refers to the limits on private issue of money or bonds, or the supplies of publicly issued bonds or money.) …
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The foreign exchange market seeks to use a market-based mechanism to discover a price for a currency. But, this price discovery mechanism is hampered by a variety of externalities, chief of which is the different intermediaries involved in the trading and clearing of a currency. Such...
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Fiat money requires no backing to be accepted at a uniquely determined positive value. I show this using an equilibrium … adding a no-arbitrage condition by which the value of money cannot fall to zero if agents know that it can be positive. The … running a non-Ricardian policy or providing implicit backing. Models that remain silent on the nature of money can be misused …
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Despite constituting the very heart of the monetary transmission mechanism, widespread misconceptions still exist regarding how monetary policy is implemented. This paper highlights the key misconceptions in this regard and shows how they have compromised the understanding of important aspects...
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Since Barnett derived the user cost price of money, the economic theory of monetary services aggregation has been … money. Is that because quantities of money are irrelevant to economic activity? To examine the role of monetary quantities … Singapore, this paper applies the user cost of money formula and the recently developed credit-card-augmented Divisia monetary …
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This paper explores the specification and use of uncertainty measures in constructions of policy forecasts of money …
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This paper introduces an empirical measure of the cost of allocating money market volatility between the money stock …
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money, or towards newly created asset price bubbles. …
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rates, an account of why the money multiplier approach failed, and a demonstration that interest on reserves does not change …
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During and after the Great Recession, the European Central Bank adopted unconventional monetary policies that are more or less uncontroversial in the literature. By contrast, its quantitative easing (QE) program that started in 2015 is highly disputed. The article evaluates the pros and cons of...
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