Inflation theory in economics: welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles
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| adam_text | Contents
List of figures
xiii
List of tables
xv
List of contributors
xvii
Preface
xviii
1
Overview
1
1.1
Inflation and welfare
4
1.2
Money demand and velocity
8
1.3
Inflation and growth
10
1.4
Monetary business cycles
13
PARTI
Inflation and welfare
15
2
The welfare costs of inflation in a cash-in-advance
model with costly credit
17
2.1
Introduction
17
2.2
The deterministic costly credit economy
19
2.3
Discussion of first-order conditions
22
2.4
Substitution rates in the cash-in-advance economies
23
2.5
The welfare costs of stable inflation
24
2.6
Comparison of the interest elasticities of money
demand
26
2.7
Estimates of welfare costs and elasticities
28
2.8
Qualifications
30
Appendix
2.
A: stationary equilibrium solution
30
Appendix 2.B: parameter specification and data
description
31
viii Contents
3
A comparison of partial and general equilibrium
estimates of the welfare cost of inflation
34
3.1
Introduction
34
3.2
Partial equilibrium differences
35
3.3
Partial versus general equilibrium
40
3.4
General equilibrium differences
44
3.5
Conclusion
45
4
The optimality of a zero inflation rate: Australia
47
4.1
Introduction: menu costs and suboptimality of the
Friedman deflation
47
4.2
Economy with costly inflation adjustment: reducing the
real wage
49
4.3
The effect of menu costs on the equilibrium
52
4.4
The cost of inflation with the adjustment cost
53
4.5
Alternative adjustment cost functions
56
4.6
Conclusions and qualifications
58
5
On the optimality of restricting credit:
inflation-avoidance and productivity
62
5.1
Introduction
62
5.2
The economy with an explicit financial intermediation
sector
64
5.3
Levelling the inflation distortion through credit taxes
67
5.4
Restricting credit when it has other benefits
71
5.5
Endogenous growth and the credit tax
74
5.6
Conclusion
76
Appendix
5.
A: base model
76
Appendix 5.B: endogenous growth
77
6
Ramsey-Friedman optimality with banking time
80
6.1
Introduction
80
6.2
The banking time economy
82
6.3
Equilibrium
87
6.4
The Ramsey optimum
92
6.5
Discussion
95
6.6
Conclusion
95
Appendix
6.
A: derivation of equations
96
Contenis
ix
PART II
Money demand and velocity
99
7
The demand for bank reserves and other monetary
aggregates
101
7.1
Introduction
101
7.2
Sensitivity to lump transfers
102
7.3
Models of monetary aggregates
104
7.4
Changes in aggregates over time
114
7.5
Discussion
121
8
Money velocity with costly credit
127
8.1
Introduction
127
8.2
The representative agent economy
129
8.3
Data
136
8.4
Results
137
8.5
Conclusion
145
Appendix
8.
A
:
first-order conditions of equilibrium
147
Appendix 8.B: additional estimation details
148
9
Money demand in general equilibrium endogenous
growth: estimating the role of a variable interest elasticity
150
9.1
Introduction
150
9.2
Representative agent economy
151
9.3
Econometric model specification
157
9.4
Data
158
9.5
Results
159
9.6
Robustness
163
9.7
Discussion
167
9.8
Conclusion
168
Appendix
9.
A: data description
169
10
Money demand in an
EU
accession country: A
VECM Study of Croatia
171
10.1
Introduction
171
10.2
Croatian money, policy, and banking background
174
10.3
Data and descriptive analysis
176
10.4
Econometric modelling
180
10.5
Conclusion
186
χ
Contents
PART III
Inflation and growth
191
11
Inflation and balanced-path growth with alternative
payment mechanisms
193
11.1
The economy with goods, human capital and exchange
production
196
11.2
Calibration
207
11.3
Comparison to other payment mechanisms
212
11.4
Conclusion
213
Appendix
ILA 214
12
Contrasting models of the effect of inflation on growth
218
12.1
Introduction
218
12.2
The general monetary endogenous growth economy
221
12.3
Physical capital only models
226
12.4
Human capital only models
230
12.5
Models with physical and human capital
233
12.6
Comparison of models
237
12.7
Conclusions
238
Appendix
12.
A: section
12.2
first-order conditions
239
13
A revised
Tobin
effect from inflation: relative input
price and capital ratio realignments, USA and UK,
1959-1999 242
13.1
Introduction
242
13.2
Endogenous growth, cash-in-advance model
244
13.3
Empirical methodology and results
248
13.4
Conclusions and qualifications
252
Appendix
13.
A: description of the data set
252
14
Inflation and growth: explaining a negative effect
254
14.1
Introduction
254
14.2
Endogenous growth monetary framework
257
14.3
The data
263
14.4
The econometric model
264
14.5
Results
265
14.6
Discussion of results
268
14.7
Conclusion
271
Contents xi
15
Granger causality of the inflation-growth mirror in
accession countries
274
15.1
Introduction
274
15.2
The model
277
15.3
Data and empirical methodology
282
15.4
Empirical results
282
15.5
Structural breaks in Hungary and Poland
292
15.6
Discussion
295
15.7
Conclusion
297
PART IV
Monetary business cycles
299
16
Keynes s Treatise: aggregate price theory for
modern analysis?
301
16.1
The Treatise
í
theory of the aggregate price
301
16.2
Construction of a Keynesian cross
303
16.3
A qualification about fiscal policy from this
interpretation
306
16.4
Modification with a neoclassical definition of profit
309
16.5
Total revenue, total cost, and AS-AD analysis
310
16.6
Discussion and comparison of the analysis
313
16.7
Conclusions and qualifications
315
17
Credit shocks in the financial deregulatory era: not
the usual suspects
320
17.1
Introduction
320
17.2
The credit model
322
17.3
Results: the construction of credit shocks
329
17.4
Credit shocks and banking deregulation
333
17.5
Discussion
337
17.6
Conclusions
338
18
A comparison of exchange economies within a
monetary business cycle
340
18.1
Introduction
340
18.2
Exchange-based business cycle models
342
18.3
Impulse responses
348
18.4
Puzzles
350
xii Contents
18.5
Sensitivity and robustness
354
18.6
Discussion
356
18.7
Conclusion
357
Appendix
18.
A
357
19
Money velocity in an endogenous growth business
cycle with credit shocks
361
19.1
Introduction
361
19.2
Endogenous growth with credit
362
19.3
Impulse responses and simulations
366
19.4
Variance decomposition of velocity
369
19.5
Discussion
370
19.6
Conclusion
371
Appendix
19.
A: construction of shocks
371
20
Epilogue: the perspective going forward
373
Bibliography
377
Index
395
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Contents
List of figures
xiii
List of tables
xv
List of contributors
xvii
Preface
xviii
1
Overview
1
1.1
Inflation and welfare
4
1.2
Money demand and velocity
8
1.3
Inflation and growth
10
1.4
Monetary business cycles
13
PARTI
Inflation and welfare
15
2
The welfare costs of inflation in a cash-in-advance
model with costly credit
17
2.1
Introduction
17
2.2
The deterministic costly credit economy
19
2.3
Discussion of first-order conditions
22
2.4
Substitution rates in the cash-in-advance economies
23
2.5
The welfare costs of stable inflation
24
2.6
Comparison of the interest elasticities of money
demand
26
2.7
Estimates of welfare costs and elasticities
28
2.8
Qualifications
30
Appendix
2.
A: stationary equilibrium solution
30
Appendix 2.B: parameter specification and data
description
31
viii Contents
3
A comparison of partial and general equilibrium
estimates of the welfare cost of inflation
34
3.1
Introduction
34
3.2
Partial equilibrium differences
35
3.3
Partial versus general equilibrium
40
3.4
General equilibrium differences
44
3.5
Conclusion
45
4
The optimality of a zero inflation rate: Australia
47
4.1
Introduction: menu costs and suboptimality of the
Friedman deflation
47
4.2
Economy with costly inflation adjustment: reducing the
real wage
49
4.3
The effect of menu costs on the equilibrium
52
4.4
The cost of inflation with the adjustment cost
53
4.5
Alternative adjustment cost functions
56
4.6
Conclusions and qualifications
58
5
On the optimality of restricting credit:
inflation-avoidance and productivity
62
5.1
Introduction
62
5.2
The economy with an explicit financial intermediation
sector
64
5.3
Levelling the inflation distortion through credit taxes
67
5.4
Restricting credit when it has other benefits
71
5.5
Endogenous growth and the credit tax
74
5.6
Conclusion
76
Appendix
5.
A: base model
76
Appendix 5.B: endogenous growth
77
6
Ramsey-Friedman optimality with banking time
80
6.1
Introduction
80
6.2
The "banking time" economy
82
6.3
Equilibrium
87
6.4
The Ramsey optimum
92
6.5
Discussion
95
6.6
Conclusion
95
Appendix
6.
A: derivation of equations
96
Contenis
ix
PART II
Money demand and velocity
99
7
The demand for bank reserves and other monetary
aggregates
101
7.1
Introduction
101
7.2
Sensitivity to lump transfers
102
7.3
Models of monetary aggregates
104
7.4
Changes in aggregates over time
114
7.5
Discussion
121
8
Money velocity with costly credit
127
8.1
Introduction
127
8.2
The representative agent economy
129
8.3
Data
136
8.4
Results
137
8.5
Conclusion
145
Appendix
8.
A
:
first-order conditions of equilibrium
147
Appendix 8.B: additional estimation details
148
9
Money demand in general equilibrium endogenous
growth: estimating the role of a variable interest elasticity
150
9.1
Introduction
150
9.2
Representative agent economy
151
9.3
Econometric model specification
157
9.4
Data
158
9.5
Results
159
9.6
Robustness
163
9.7
Discussion
167
9.8
Conclusion
168
Appendix
9.
A: data description
169
10
Money demand in an
EU
accession country: A
VECM Study of Croatia
171
10.1
Introduction
171
10.2
Croatian money, policy, and banking background
174
10.3
Data and descriptive analysis
176
10.4
Econometric modelling
180
10.5
Conclusion
186
χ
Contents
PART III
Inflation and growth
191
11
Inflation and balanced-path growth with alternative
payment mechanisms
193
11.1
The economy with goods, human capital and exchange
production
196
11.2
Calibration
207
11.3
Comparison to other payment mechanisms
212
11.4
Conclusion
213
Appendix
ILA 214
12
Contrasting models of the effect of inflation on growth
218
12.1
Introduction
218
12.2
The general monetary endogenous growth economy
221
12.3
Physical capital only models
226
12.4
Human capital only models
230
12.5
Models with physical and human capital
233
12.6
Comparison of models
237
12.7
Conclusions
238
Appendix
12.
A: section
12.2
first-order conditions
239
13
A revised
Tobin
effect from inflation: relative input
price and capital ratio realignments, USA and UK,
1959-1999 242
13.1
Introduction
242
13.2
Endogenous growth, cash-in-advance model
244
13.3
Empirical methodology and results
248
13.4
Conclusions and qualifications
252
Appendix
13.
A: description of the data set
252
14
Inflation and growth: explaining a negative effect
254
14.1
Introduction
254
14.2
Endogenous growth monetary framework
257
14.3
The data
263
14.4
The econometric model
264
14.5
Results
265
14.6
Discussion of results
268
14.7
Conclusion
271
Contents xi
15
Granger causality of the inflation-growth mirror in
accession countries
274
15.1
Introduction
274
15.2
The model
277
15.3
Data and empirical methodology
282
15.4
Empirical results
282
15.5
Structural breaks in Hungary and Poland
292
15.6
Discussion
295
15.7
Conclusion
297
PART IV
Monetary business cycles
299
16
Keynes's Treatise: aggregate price theory for
modern analysis?
301
16.1
The Treatise
'í
theory of the aggregate price
301
16.2
Construction of a Keynesian cross
303
16.3
A qualification about fiscal policy from this
interpretation
306
16.4
Modification with a neoclassical definition of profit
309
16.5
Total revenue, total cost, and AS-AD analysis
310
16.6
Discussion and comparison of the analysis
313
16.7
Conclusions and qualifications
315
17
Credit shocks in the financial deregulatory era: not
the usual suspects
320
17.1
Introduction
320
17.2
The credit model
322
17.3
Results: the construction of credit shocks
329
17.4
Credit shocks and banking deregulation
333
17.5
Discussion
337
17.6
Conclusions
338
18
A comparison of exchange economies within a
monetary business cycle
340
18.1
Introduction
340
18.2
Exchange-based business cycle models
342
18.3
Impulse responses
348
18.4
Puzzles
350
xii Contents
18.5
Sensitivity and robustness
354
18.6
Discussion
356
18.7
Conclusion
357
Appendix
18.
A
357
19
Money velocity in an endogenous growth business
cycle with credit shocks
361
19.1
Introduction
361
19.2
Endogenous growth with credit
362
19.3
Impulse responses and simulations
366
19.4
Variance decomposition of velocity
369
19.5
Discussion
370
19.6
Conclusion
371
Appendix
19.
A: construction of shocks
371
20
Epilogue: the perspective going forward
373
Bibliography
377
Index
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| spelling | Gillman, Max Verfasser (DE-588)128593342 aut Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles Max Gillman 1. publ. London [u.a.] Routledge 2009 XVI, 401 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Routledge international studies in money and banking 53 Geldpolitik stw Geldtheorie stw Inflation stw Inflationstheorie stw Theorie stw Welt stw Inflation (Finance) Monetary policy Geldpolitik (DE-588)4019902-2 gnd rswk-swf Inflationstheorie (DE-588)4120486-4 gnd rswk-swf Geldtheorie (DE-588)4121333-6 gnd rswk-swf Inflationstheorie (DE-588)4120486-4 s Geldtheorie (DE-588)4121333-6 s Geldpolitik (DE-588)4019902-2 s DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 0-203-88018-8 Routledge international studies in money and banking 53 (DE-604)BV010787858 53 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016994434&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Gillman, Max Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles Routledge international studies in money and banking Geldpolitik stw Geldtheorie stw Inflation stw Inflationstheorie stw Theorie stw Welt stw Inflation (Finance) Monetary policy Geldpolitik (DE-588)4019902-2 gnd Inflationstheorie (DE-588)4120486-4 gnd Geldtheorie (DE-588)4121333-6 gnd |
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| title | Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles |
| title_auth | Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles |
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| title_full | Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles Max Gillman |
| title_fullStr | Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles Max Gillman |
| title_full_unstemmed | Inflation theory in economics welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles Max Gillman |
| title_short | Inflation theory in economics |
| title_sort | inflation theory in economics welfare velocity growth and business cycles |
| title_sub | welfare, velocity, growth and business cycles |
| topic | Geldpolitik stw Geldtheorie stw Inflation stw Inflationstheorie stw Theorie stw Welt stw Inflation (Finance) Monetary policy Geldpolitik (DE-588)4019902-2 gnd Inflationstheorie (DE-588)4120486-4 gnd Geldtheorie (DE-588)4121333-6 gnd |
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