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Macroeconomics research has changed profoundly since the Kydland-Prescott seminal paper. In order to address the Lucas Critique, modelling now is based on microfoundations treating agents as rational utility optimizers. Bayesian estimation has produced models which are more data consistent than...
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The objectives of this paper are: first, to quantify the stabilization welfare gains from commitment; second, to … examine how commitment to an optimal rule can be sustained as an equilibrium and third, to find a simple interest rate rule … that closely approximates the optimal commitment one. We utilize an influential empirical micro-founded DSGE model, the …
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This paper sets out first, to quantify the stabilization gains from commitment in terms of household welfare and second …, to examine how commitment to an optimal or approximately optimal rule can be sustained as an equilibrium in which … commitment -- as much as a $5-6\%$ permanent increase in consumption. We also find that a simple optimized commitment rule with …
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policy rules and commitment strategies, typically absent under discretion. But when a policymaker has some private … information - as is the case in reality - belief management becomes an integral part of optimal discretion policies, too. Solving …
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policy rules and commitment strategies, typically absent under discretion. But when a policymaker has some private … information - as is the case in reality - belief management becomes an integral part of optimal discretion policies, too. Solving …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003882302
We examine the performance of forward-looking inflation-forecast-based rules in open economies. In a New Keynesian two-bloc model, a methodology first employed by Batini and Pearlman (2002) is used to obtain analytically the feedback parameters/horizon pairs associated with unique and stable...
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Abstract: The literature on the New Phillips Curve (NPC) started off with an analysis of pricing behaviour in economies that are closed and with price and wage contracts that are either of the Calvo or Taylor-style. In the spirit of the Batini, Jackson and Nickell (2000) here we focus on the...
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We examine the performance of forward-looking inflation-forecast-based rules in open economies. In a New Keynesian two-bloc model, a methodology first employed by Batini and Pearlman (2002) is used to obtain analytically the feedback parameters/horizon pairs associated with unique and stable...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008553184
We examine the performance of forward-looking inflation-forecast-based rules in open economies. In a New Keynesian two-bloc model, a methodology first employed by Batini and Pearlman (2002) is used to obtain analytically the feedback parameters/horizon pairs associated with unique and stable...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013319352
We show that a .scal expansion by the core economies of the euro area would have a large and positive impact on periphery GDP assuming that policy rates remain low for a prolonged period. Under our preferred model speci.cation, an expansion of core government spending equal to one percent of...
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