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In the context of revived output growth and business confidence in the UK, we analyse forward guidance as a ‘coordination device’, indicating that monetary accommodation will be available for a welcome and long-awaited shift out of prolonged recession. As David Miles has emphasised, however,...
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We provide the first direct empirical support for the relevance of signalling in monetary policy. In our dynamic model …. Signalling leads all bankers to be tougher on inflation initially, but to become less tough with experience. This evolution is … structurally estimate the model using Bank of England data and confirm both predictions. Signalling increases the probability new …
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Within a simple model of monetary policy for an open economy, we study how foreign exchange intervention may be used to condition agents' beliefs of the objectives of the policymakers. Differently from cheap talk foreign exchange intervention guarantees a unique equilibrium. Foreign exchange...
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I analyse central bank transparency when the central bank's objective function is its private information. Non-transparency exists when the public does not observe the action of the central bank and an unobservable component of the inflation-control error keeps the public from using its...
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?This Paper considers monetary policy when the weight policy makers put on output loss relative to inflation is their private information. I show that in the first period of a two-period term, all policy makers but the least inflation averse inflate less – but respond more to shocks – than...
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the Phillips curve the less does optimal policy aim towards learning. …
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We examine optimal policy in a two-country model with uncertainty and learning, where monetary policy actions affect … because of the interaction between the home and foreign central banks. In a two-country symmetric equilibrium, learning is …
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We respond to the challenge of explaining the Great Inflation by building a coherent framework in which both learning … improves our ability to explain the Great Inflation with a learning model. Bayesian MCMC estimation results are encouraging and …
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This paper introduces adaptive learning and endogenous indexation in the New-Keynesian Phillips curve and studies … adaptive learning lowers the cost of disinflation. This reduction can be exploited by a gradual approach to disinflation. Firms …
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policy-makers, learning from the experience of the 1970s, eschewed activist policies in favour of policies that concentrated …
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