We extend the Svensson (1997a) inflation forecast targeting framework with a convex Phillips curve. We derive an asymmetric target rule, that implies a higher level of nominal interest rates than the Svensson (1997a) forward looking version of the reaction function popularised by Taylor (1993). Extending the analysis with uncertainty about the output gap, we find that uncertainty induces a further upward bias in nominal interest rates. Thus, the implications of uncertainty for optimal policy are the opposite of standard multiplier uncertainty analysis
* We would like to thank Lex Hoogduin and Peter van Els for useful comments. The usual disclaimer ap...
The paper considers asymmetric central bank preferences and nonlinear AS curve in the monetary polic...
Using a rational expectations model based on a Phillips curve with persistence in inflation, we deri...
This paper extends the Svensson inflation forecast targeting framework with a convex Phillips curve....
This paper investigates the implications of a nonlinear Phillips curve for the derivation of optimal...
Optimal nominal interest rate rules are usually set assuming that the underlying world is linear. In...
This paper investigates the implications of a nonlinear Phillips curve for the derivation of optimal...
This Paper analyses the optimal degree of flexibility under a Lucas type convex Phillipscurve. As a ...
This paper develops and estimates a game-theoretical model of inflation targeting where the central ...
This paper investigates the empirical relevance of a new framework for monetary policy analysis in w...
This paper shows that convexity of the short-run Phillips curve is a source of positive inflation bi...
We estimate a flexible model of the behaviour of UK monetary policymakers in the era of inflation t...
Alternative Monetary Policy Rules and the Specification of the Phillips Curve: A Comparison of Nomin...
Several academics and practitioners have pointed out that inflation follows a seemingly exogenous st...
Evidence suggests a flattening of the Phillips curve in recent decades, indicating inflation has bec...
* We would like to thank Lex Hoogduin and Peter van Els for useful comments. The usual disclaimer ap...
The paper considers asymmetric central bank preferences and nonlinear AS curve in the monetary polic...
Using a rational expectations model based on a Phillips curve with persistence in inflation, we deri...
This paper extends the Svensson inflation forecast targeting framework with a convex Phillips curve....
This paper investigates the implications of a nonlinear Phillips curve for the derivation of optimal...
Optimal nominal interest rate rules are usually set assuming that the underlying world is linear. In...
This paper investigates the implications of a nonlinear Phillips curve for the derivation of optimal...
This Paper analyses the optimal degree of flexibility under a Lucas type convex Phillipscurve. As a ...
This paper develops and estimates a game-theoretical model of inflation targeting where the central ...
This paper investigates the empirical relevance of a new framework for monetary policy analysis in w...
This paper shows that convexity of the short-run Phillips curve is a source of positive inflation bi...
We estimate a flexible model of the behaviour of UK monetary policymakers in the era of inflation t...
Alternative Monetary Policy Rules and the Specification of the Phillips Curve: A Comparison of Nomin...
Several academics and practitioners have pointed out that inflation follows a seemingly exogenous st...
Evidence suggests a flattening of the Phillips curve in recent decades, indicating inflation has bec...
* We would like to thank Lex Hoogduin and Peter van Els for useful comments. The usual disclaimer ap...
The paper considers asymmetric central bank preferences and nonlinear AS curve in the monetary polic...
Using a rational expectations model based on a Phillips curve with persistence in inflation, we deri...