We estimate a model for the US economy with monetary /\u85 scal policy mix changes. Monetary policy accommodated \u85scal policy through the 60s-70s leading to high ination. Monetary policy changed with Volcker, but ination dropped only when \u85scal policy accommodated this switch; successful disinations require \u85scal backing. If the monetary authority had always led or if agents had been con\u85dent about this switch, the Great Ination would not have occurred. The policy change explains why, in the 80s, ination dropped, debt-to-GDP reversed, output fell, and ination persistence and volatility declined. Absent this change, ination would have remained high for \u85fteen years
A fundamental shift in monetary policy occurred around 1980: the Fed went from a "passive" policy to...
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We estimate a model in which fiscal and monetary policy obey the targeting rules of distinct policy ...
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Session - Monetary EconomicsUsing an estimated DSGE model that features monetary and fiscal policy i...
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This paper is focused on the evolution of ination and output dynamics over the last 50 years, the ch...
A multivariate regime-switching model for monetary policy is confronted with U.S. data. The best fit...
In 1971, Robert Mundell proposed a stunning solution to the three problems then affecting the U.S. e...
Using a micro-founded model and a likeli-hood based inference method, we address three questions in ...
A fundamental shift in monetary policy occurred around 1980: the Fed went from a "passive" policy to...
We develop an estimated model of the U.S. economy in which agents form expectations by continually u...
Using a small-scale microfounded DSGE model with Markov switching in shock variances and policy para...
We reinterpret post World War II US economic history using an estimated microfounded model that allo...
We estimate a model for the US economy that allows for a switch from a non-Ricardian to a Ricardian ...
Fiscal policy in the United States has been documented to have been the leading authority in the '70...
We estimate a model in which fiscal and monetary policy obey the targeting rulesof distinct policy a...
We estimate a model in which fiscal and monetary policy obey the targeting rules of distinct policy ...
ABSTRACT. A multivariate model, identifying monetary policy and allowing for simul-taneity and regim...
Session - Monetary EconomicsUsing an estimated DSGE model that features monetary and fiscal policy i...
Session - Empirical Approaches to Sovereign Debt Default and Monetary-Fiscal InteractionsThis is a j...
This paper is focused on the evolution of ination and output dynamics over the last 50 years, the ch...
A multivariate regime-switching model for monetary policy is confronted with U.S. data. The best fit...
In 1971, Robert Mundell proposed a stunning solution to the three problems then affecting the U.S. e...
Using a micro-founded model and a likeli-hood based inference method, we address three questions in ...
A fundamental shift in monetary policy occurred around 1980: the Fed went from a "passive" policy to...
We develop an estimated model of the U.S. economy in which agents form expectations by continually u...
Using a small-scale microfounded DSGE model with Markov switching in shock variances and policy para...