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results in more persistent inflation as well as output responses to shocks, than without the supply-side channel.We also … discuss the different monetary and fiscal policy regimes and their implication on the stability of inflation and output. …
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results in more persistent inflation as well as output responses to shocks, than without the supply-side channel. We also … discuss the different monetary and fiscal policy regimes and their implication on the stability of inflation and output. …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005648851
of the two.We compare the accounting definition of deficit with the economic definition which takes inflation into …
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of the two. We compare the accounting definition of deficit with the economic definition which takes inflation into …
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of the two. We compare the accounting definition of deficit with the economic definition which takes inflation into …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005207145
supply-side effects into account, we get more persistent inflation and output reactions. We also show that the dichotomy does …, under a discretionary monetary policy, the fiscal policy regime affects the size of the inflation bias. We also show that … commitment to an optimal monetary policy not only corrects the inflation bias but also increases the persistence of output …
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The economic characteristics of the COVID-19 crisis differ from those of previous crises. It is a combination of demand- and supply-side constraints which led to the formation of a monetary overhang that will be unfrozen once the pandemic ends. Monetary policy must take this effect into...
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We investigate both the rational explosive inflation paths studied by McCallum (2001) and the classification of fiscal …
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We investigate both the rational explosive inflation paths studied by McCallum (2001) and the classification of fiscal …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005423711
Yes, indeed; at least when it comes to fiscal and monetary policy interaction. We examine a Neo-Classical economy, where agents have either rational or adaptive expectations. We demonstrate that the monetarist solution can be unique and stationary under a passive fiscal/active monetary policy...
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