Abstract. This paper shows that optimal delegation to an independent cen-tral bank with a different loss function than the societal one alleviates the sta-bilization bias and exactly replicates the timeless-optimal commitment equi-librium under discretion in a forward-looking model. We propose a general linear-quadratic method to solve for the optimal delegation parameters that generate the optimal amount of inertia in a Markov perfect equilibrium. The general framework nests a variety of delegation schemes that can be designed optimally: state-contingent inflation and output gap contracts, and inflation, output gap growth or nominal income growth targeting. Notably, all delega-tion schemes are time consistent
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This paper studies the time inconsistency problem on monetary policy for central banks using a unifi...
This paper revisits the argument that a stabilisation bias that arises under discretionary monetary ...
International audienceIn a forward-looking business cycle model, central banks can achieve the (time...
This paper addresses two issues -- the time-inconsistency of optimal policy and the controllability ...
We consider optimal monetary policy in New Keynesian models with inertia due to lagged effects of in...
In recent monetary policy literature, optimal commitment policy or its variant from a timeless persp...
Inflation target regimes (like those of Canada, Finland, New Zealand, Sweden and the United Kingdom)...
How much discretion is it optimal to give the monetary authority in setting its policy? We analyze t...
In this paper, we show that delegation of monetary policy to an independent and more conservative ce...
A key issue in monetary policy is that on the importance of following systematic behaviours. The pap...
Recent research has suggested that in deriving optimal policy under discretion, policymakers should ...
The paper studies the dynamic nature of optimal solutions under commitment in Barro-Gordon and new-K...
Abstract In this paper, we study optimal monetary policy in a model that integrates the modern theor...
This paper considers the optimal degree of discretion in monetary policy when the central bank condu...
This paper considers the optimal degree of monetary discretion when the central bank conducts policy...
This paper studies the time inconsistency problem on monetary policy for central banks using a unifi...
This paper revisits the argument that a stabilisation bias that arises under discretionary monetary ...