... a monetarypolicyshock in the form of an unexpected rise in the interest rate causes real output and inflation to ...the monetarypolicyshock on output was short-lived under ...
... framework. The fifth row corresponds to the money demand equation. The over-identification restrictions are not rejected (p-value = 28.6%). Figure 5 presents the re-estimated impulse responses to a contractionary ...
... the policy rate as the monetarypolicy ...that monetarypolicyshock drives output and inflation ...though monetarypolicy tools can have stabilization effects on ...
... of monetarypolicyshock on the aggregate as well as on the sectoral output of Indian economy using reduced form vector auto regression (VAR) ...a monetarypolicyshock at the ...
... for monetarypolicy and price control in Malaysian ...the monetarypolicy variable (the interest ...a monetarypolicy tightening (an increase in the interest rate) is capable to ...
... In this subsection, we characterize the actual input-output matrix of the U.S. economy and discuss why it delivers the co-movement of value-added to the economy, referring to the discussions above. The actual matrix 2005 ...
... of monetarypolicy shocks upon prices have focused on aggregate data, and found that the price level decreases in response to monetarypolicy tightening (an increase in interest ...of ...
... a monetarypolicy ...to monetary tightening leads to a rise in interest rates, decreasing factor inputs, which are …nanced by loans, and a real ...in monetary transfers are compensated by ...
... a monetarypolicy ...to monetary tightening leads to a rise in interest rates, decreasing factor inputs, which are …nanced by loans, and a real ...in monetary transfers are compensated by ...
... of Monetary Transmission in India: Results from Response of Commercial Banks’ Balance Sheet to MonetaryPolicyShock In this study I present some evidence on the credit channel of ...
... ∞ j=0 β j E t r t+j + ρ 1 π t−1 + error. (15) Table 2 presents estimation results under four scenarios by using the detrended output in place of the labor share. 19 When we use the detrended output instead of the labor ...
... the monetarypolicyshock, reaching a trough after four quarters, and returns to the baseline value ...the monetarypolicyshock, getting to a trough after four quarters, and ...
... measure of money, there is very strong evidence that, relative to the identification schemes considered, unanticipated expansionary changes in monetary policy drive the federal funds rat[r] ...
... The only departure from Christiano, Eichenbaum, and Evans (1999) is therefore the introduction of real consumption in our data set. We refer to the policy shock as a shock on the nominal[r] ...
... cumulated monetarypolicy shocks plotted in …gure 1 give an answer to this ...of monetarypolicy shocks by using a single monetarypolicy reaction function spanning the whole ...
... incentive-compatible policy with positive nominal interest rate, there exists an incentive-compatible, feasible and welfare-improving policy with zero nominal interest ...expansionary monetary ...