THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK APOS S MONETARY POLICY STRATEGY

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macroprudential tools, were given to central banks only as a result of the global financial crisis. There isalso an on-going debate on whether the central bank should be tasked with macroprudential policy or,rather, how to separate implementation of monet[r]

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First printing 2012Worth Publishers41 Madison AvenueNew York, NY 10010www.worthpublishers.comMankiw_Macro_FM.indd iv04/19/12 6:47 PMPhoto by Jordi Cabréabout the authorN. Gregory Mankiw is the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics atHarvard University. He began his study of economics[r]

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thuyết trình tài chính quốc tế CAN CENTRAL BANKS’ MONETARY POLICYBE DESCRIBED BY a LINEAR (AUGMENTED)TAYLOR RULE OR BY a NONLINEAR RULE

I Overview of inflation3 Causes of inflationMoney quantity theory – the classical theory of inflationFive steps - essence of quantity theory of money1. Velocity of money: Relatively stable over time2. Changes in quantity of money (M) will lead to Proportionate changes in nominalvalue of outpu[r]

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employment and output•Expansionary: increase the money supply to reduce interest rate, increaseinvestment demand, create jobs and incomeCopyright © 2009 Pearson AddisonWesley. All rights reserved.15-4Requirements of MonetaryPolicy•An independent central banking authority•Well organized[r]

To estimate the unanticipated components in monetary base (MB) and required rate of reserves (RR), we use the state spacetechnique (Kalman Filter) based on the assumptions of rational expectations following Wilbowo (2005).We assume thatMBt = MBtà + εtandRRt = RRtà + σtwhe[r]

First printing 2012Worth Publishers41 Madison AvenueNew York, NY 10010www.worthpublishers.comMankiw_Macro_FM.indd iv04/19/12 6:47 PMPhoto by Jordi Cabréabout the authorN. Gregory Mankiw is the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics atHarvard University. He began his study of economics[r]

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Money DemandMoney demand is determined by severalfactors.According to the theory of liquiditypreference, one of the most important factorsis the interest rate.People choose to hold money because moneycan be used to buy other goods and services.Harcourt, Inc. items and derived it[r]