In this paper, we show that imposing linear penalties on inflation and income divergences to a common central bank could be an interesting solution to stabilization problems in a heterogeneous monetary Union. We find an “optimal contract ” for monetary policy which enforces the optimal solution for maximizing Union-wide welfare. This contract may provide a good institutional response to stabilization problems raised by monetary policy transmission asymmetries, as described in De Grauwe Senegas (2004)
The theory of optimal currency areas stresses that a single currency zone should have symmetry acros...
In this paper we extend Nordhaus’ (Brookings Pap Econ Act(2):139–199, 1994) results to an environmen...
International audienceWe set up a model of a monetary union where decisions over monetary policy are...
Séminaire de recherche du LEOIt is widely recognized that the Euro area is an asymmetric monetary un...
In this article we study the theory of monetary policy when the monetary authority faces asymmetries...
Abstract In this paper I analyze optimal monetary and fiscal policy in a monetary union from a union...
In this paper, we explore whether heterogeneity among union members could threaten the stability of ...
This paper analyses the implications of heterogeneity in the type of downward wage rigidity (nominal...
We introduce \u85 nancial imperfectionsasymmetric net wealth positions, incomplete risk-sharing, and...
Within a fully micro-founded model with monopolistic competition and nominal rigidities, this paper ...
It is widely recognized that the Euro area is an asymmetric monetary union which assembles countries...
The stability of a monetary union entails the establishment of mechanisms that allow the member coun...
What policy objective should a common central bank in a heterogeneous monetary union pursue? Should...
Several countries face the choice between targeting inflation independently and entering a monetary ...
What policy objective should a common central bank in a heterogeneous monetary union pursue? Should ...
The theory of optimal currency areas stresses that a single currency zone should have symmetry acros...
In this paper we extend Nordhaus’ (Brookings Pap Econ Act(2):139–199, 1994) results to an environmen...
International audienceWe set up a model of a monetary union where decisions over monetary policy are...
Séminaire de recherche du LEOIt is widely recognized that the Euro area is an asymmetric monetary un...
In this article we study the theory of monetary policy when the monetary authority faces asymmetries...
Abstract In this paper I analyze optimal monetary and fiscal policy in a monetary union from a union...
In this paper, we explore whether heterogeneity among union members could threaten the stability of ...
This paper analyses the implications of heterogeneity in the type of downward wage rigidity (nominal...
We introduce \u85 nancial imperfectionsasymmetric net wealth positions, incomplete risk-sharing, and...
Within a fully micro-founded model with monopolistic competition and nominal rigidities, this paper ...
It is widely recognized that the Euro area is an asymmetric monetary union which assembles countries...
The stability of a monetary union entails the establishment of mechanisms that allow the member coun...
What policy objective should a common central bank in a heterogeneous monetary union pursue? Should...
Several countries face the choice between targeting inflation independently and entering a monetary ...
What policy objective should a common central bank in a heterogeneous monetary union pursue? Should ...
The theory of optimal currency areas stresses that a single currency zone should have symmetry acros...
In this paper we extend Nordhaus’ (Brookings Pap Econ Act(2):139–199, 1994) results to an environmen...
International audienceWe set up a model of a monetary union where decisions over monetary policy are...