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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
ABSTRACT
III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
V
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
VII
LIST
OF
FIGURES
XI
LIST
OF
TABLES
XV
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
XVII
1
INTRODUCTION
1
2
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
IN
MACROECONOMICS:
ON
THE
IMPLICATIONS
OF
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS
7
2.1
INTRODUCTION
...............................................................................................
8
2.2
MACROECONOMIC
MODELLING
AND
CENTRAL
BANKS
......................................
9
2.3
POLICY
TRANSMISSION
...................................................................................
18
2.3.1
INTEREST
RATE
POLICY
......................................................................
19
2.3.2
UNCONVENTIONAL
MONETARY
POLICY
..................................................
24
2.3.3
FISCAL
AND
MONETARY
POLICY
INTERACTION
.........................................
28
2.3.4
FINANCIAL
STABILITY
AND
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
.........................
32
2.4
ROBUST
MONETARY
POLICY
RULES
....................................................................
36
2.5
FORECASTING
PERFORMANCE
.............................................................................
46
2.6
CONCLUSION
......................................................................................................
56
3
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS,
THE
PHILLIPS
CURVE
AND
MONETARY
POLICY
73
3.1
INTRODUCTION
...................................................................................................
74
3.2
THE
MODEL
......................................................................................................
78
3.2.1
THE
ECONOMY
...................................................................................
78
3.2.2
LINEARIZED
MODEL
.............................................................................
84
3.2.3
MODEL
PROPERTIES
.............................................................................
86
3.3
WELFARE
APPROXIMATION
................................................................................
90
VIII
3.4
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS
AND
THE
CONDUCT
OF
MONETARY
POLICY
......................
96
3.4.1
THE
INFLATIONARY
BIAS
UNDER
DISCRETION
.........................................
96
3.4.2
INFLATION
CONSERVATISM
...................................................................
102
3.4.3
OPTIMAL
COMMITMENT
POLICY
.........................................................
109
3.5
CONCLUSION
....................................................................................................
116
A
APPENDIX
A
.................................................................................................
122
A.
L
DETAILS
ON
THE
FINANCIAL
FRICTION
....................................................
122
A.
2
LINEARIZED
EQUATIONS
CHARACTERIZING
EQUILIBRIUM
.....................
126
A.3
DETERMINACY
REGIONS
......................................................................
127
A.
4
WELFARE
APPROXIMATION
...................................................................
128
A.
5
PROOFS
...............................................................................................
132
A.
6
MODEL
EXTENSION
............................................................................
138
MODEL
EQUATIONS
............................................................................
138
OPTIMAL
DISCRETIONARY
MONETARY
POLICY
.......................................
139
MIMICKING
COMMITMENT
TO
SIMPLE
RULE
....................................
140
POLICY
REGIME
COMPARISON
............................................................
141
4
COORDINATING
MONETARY
AND
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
UNDER
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
145
4.1
INTRODUCTION
.................................................................................................
146
4.2
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
.....................................................................................
150
4.2.1
SET
OF
MODELS
..................................................................................
150
4.2.2
HETEROGENEITY
OF
POLICY
IMPLICATIONS
..........................................
153
4.3
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
...............................................................................
157
4.3.1
IMPLEMENTATION
...............................................................................
158
4.3.2
TRANSMISSION
AND
RELATION
TO
MONETARY
POLICY
...........................
163
4.4
OPTIMIZED
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
RULES
................................................
166
4.4.1
PERFECT-COORDINATION
REGIME
......................................................
168
4.4.2
STACKELBERG
REGIME
.........................................................................
171
4.5
BAYESIAN
MODEL-AVERAGED
OPTIMIZED
POLICY
RULES
.................................
175
4.6
CONCLUSION
....................................................................................................
178
B
APPENDIX
B
..................................................................................................
184
B.
L
OPTIMAL
SIMPLE
MANDATE
...............................................................
184
B.
2
ALTERNATIVE
MACROPRUDENTIAL
INSTRUMENTS
....................................
186
B.3
LOWER
MACROPRUDENTIAL
WEIGHT
ON
OUTPUT
GAP
........................
188
B.4
LOWER
PENALTY
TERMS
ON
INSTRUMENT
VOLATILITY
...........................
189
B.5
LARGER
VOLATILITY
OF
FINANCIAL
SHOCKS
..........................................
190
IX
5
FISCAL
MULTIPLIERS
IN
POLICY-FOCUSED
MODELS
WITH
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
RISK
191
5.1
INTRODUCTION
.................................................................................................
192
5.2
RELATED
LITERATURE
.....................................................................................
196
5.3
MODELS,
FISCAL
POLICY
AND
MULTIPLIERS
......................................................
198
5.3.1
MODELS
..............................................................................................
198
5.3.2
GOVERNMENT
SECTOR
........................................................................
200
5.3.3
GOVERNMENT
MULTIPLIERS
.............................................
202
5.3.4
SIMULATED
SCENARIOS
AND
SOLUTION
METHOD
.................................
203
5.4
GOVERNMENT
CONSUMPTION
MULTIPLIERS
......................................................
205
5.4.1
BASELINE
...........................................................................................
205
5.4.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
........................................................................
207
5.5
CONSUMPTION
TAX
MULTIPLIERS
..................................................................
210
5.5.1
BASELINE
...........................................................................................
210
5.5.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
........................................................................
212
5.6
LABOR
TAX
MULTIPLIERS
..............................................................................
214
5.6.1
BASELINE
...........................................................................................
214
5.6.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
........................................................................
216
5.7
FISCAL
CONSOLIDATION
.................................................................................
217
5.7.1
BASELINE
...........................................................................................
219
5.7.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
........................................................................
221
5.8
CONCLUSION
....................................................................................................
223
C
APPENDIX
C
.................................................................................................
229
C.
L
ROBUSTNESS
CHECKS
.........................................................................
229
FISCAL
STIMULUS
FOR
EIGHT
PERIODS
................................................
229
GOVERNMENT
CONSUMPTION
STIMULUS
AS
AR(1)
PROCESS
............
230
LABOR
TAX
STIMULUS
AS
AR(1)
PROCESS
.......................................
231
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
LOWER
SMOOTHING
....................................
232
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
NO
SMOOTHING
..........................................
233
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
HIGHER
INFLATION
WEIGHT
..........................
234
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
HIGHER
OUTPUT
GAP
WEIGHT
....................
235
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
MODEL-ORIGINAL
RULES
.............................
236
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
CARRILLO
AND
POILLY
(2013)
RULE
............
237
USING
US
DATA
..............................................................................
238
ADDITIONAL
MODEL:
CARLSTROM
ET
AL.
(2014)
...............................
239
FISCAL
CONSOLIDATION
USING
CONSUMPTION
TAXES
.......................
240
C.
2
SPECIFICATION
OF
GOVERNMENT
SECTOR
..............................................
241
X
6
ON
THE
MACROECONOMIC
AND
FISCAL
EFFECTS
OF
THE
TAX
CUTS
AND
JOBS
ACT
243
6.1
INTRODUCTION
.................................................................................................
244
6.2
SOME
RELATED
LITERATURE
............................................................................
246
6.3
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
TAX
CUTS
AND
JOBS
ACT
.....................................................
247
6.3.1
CORPORATE
TAXES
............................................................................
248
6.3.2
INDIVIDUAL
INCOME
TAXES
...............................................................
250
6.4
THE
MODEL
....................................................................................................
253
6.4.1
FISCAL
AUTHORITY
...............................................................................
254
6.4.2
HOUSEHOLDS
.....................................................................................
256
TYPE
1
HOUSEHOLDS
.........................................................................
256
TYPE
2
HOUSEHOLDS
.........................................................................
258
6.4.3
FIRMS
..............................................................................................
259
6.4.4
MONETARY
POLICY
............................................................................
259
6.4.5
CALIBRATION
.....................................................................................
260
6.4.6
SOLUTION
AND
SIMULATION
...............................................................
261
6.5
MACROECONOMIC
EFFECTS
OF
THE
TCJA
........................................................
262
6.5.1
SIMULATING
THE
TCJA
.....................................................................
262
6.5.2
REAL
EFFECTS
.....................................................................................
264
6.5.3
PRICES,
INTEREST
RATES
AND
FISCAL
SUSTAINABILITY
..........................
266
6.5.4
SPILLOVERS
TO
THE
EURO
AREA
.........................................................
267
6.6
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSES
.....................................................................................
268
6.7
ALTERNATIVE
TAX
REFORM
SCENARIOS
............................................................
272
6.8
CONCLUSION
....................................................................................................
275
CV
279
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| adam_txt |
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
ABSTRACT
III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
V
TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
VII
LIST
OF
FIGURES
XI
LIST
OF
TABLES
XV
LIST
OF
ABBREVIATIONS
XVII
1
INTRODUCTION
1
2
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
IN
MACROECONOMICS:
ON
THE
IMPLICATIONS
OF
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS
7
2.1
INTRODUCTION
.
8
2.2
MACROECONOMIC
MODELLING
AND
CENTRAL
BANKS
.
9
2.3
POLICY
TRANSMISSION
.
18
2.3.1
INTEREST
RATE
POLICY
.
19
2.3.2
UNCONVENTIONAL
MONETARY
POLICY
.
24
2.3.3
FISCAL
AND
MONETARY
POLICY
INTERACTION
.
28
2.3.4
FINANCIAL
STABILITY
AND
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
.
32
2.4
ROBUST
MONETARY
POLICY
RULES
.
36
2.5
FORECASTING
PERFORMANCE
.
46
2.6
CONCLUSION
.
56
3
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS,
THE
PHILLIPS
CURVE
AND
MONETARY
POLICY
73
3.1
INTRODUCTION
.
74
3.2
THE
MODEL
.
78
3.2.1
THE
ECONOMY
.
78
3.2.2
LINEARIZED
MODEL
.
84
3.2.3
MODEL
PROPERTIES
.
86
3.3
WELFARE
APPROXIMATION
.
90
VIII
3.4
FINANCIAL
FRICTIONS
AND
THE
CONDUCT
OF
MONETARY
POLICY
.
96
3.4.1
THE
INFLATIONARY
BIAS
UNDER
DISCRETION
.
96
3.4.2
INFLATION
CONSERVATISM
.
102
3.4.3
OPTIMAL
COMMITMENT
POLICY
.
109
3.5
CONCLUSION
.
116
A
APPENDIX
A
.
122
A.
L
DETAILS
ON
THE
FINANCIAL
FRICTION
.
122
A.
2
LINEARIZED
EQUATIONS
CHARACTERIZING
EQUILIBRIUM
.
126
A.3
DETERMINACY
REGIONS
.
127
A.
4
WELFARE
APPROXIMATION
.
128
A.
5
PROOFS
.
132
A.
6
MODEL
EXTENSION
.
138
MODEL
EQUATIONS
.
138
OPTIMAL
DISCRETIONARY
MONETARY
POLICY
.
139
MIMICKING
COMMITMENT
TO
SIMPLE
RULE
.
140
POLICY
REGIME
COMPARISON
.
141
4
COORDINATING
MONETARY
AND
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
UNDER
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
145
4.1
INTRODUCTION
.
146
4.2
MODEL
UNCERTAINTY
.
150
4.2.1
SET
OF
MODELS
.
150
4.2.2
HETEROGENEITY
OF
POLICY
IMPLICATIONS
.
153
4.3
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
.
157
4.3.1
IMPLEMENTATION
.
158
4.3.2
TRANSMISSION
AND
RELATION
TO
MONETARY
POLICY
.
163
4.4
OPTIMIZED
MACROPRUDENTIAL
POLICY
RULES
.
166
4.4.1
PERFECT-COORDINATION
REGIME
.
168
4.4.2
STACKELBERG
REGIME
.
171
4.5
BAYESIAN
MODEL-AVERAGED
OPTIMIZED
POLICY
RULES
.
175
4.6
CONCLUSION
.
178
B
APPENDIX
B
.
184
B.
L
OPTIMAL
SIMPLE
MANDATE
.
184
B.
2
ALTERNATIVE
MACROPRUDENTIAL
INSTRUMENTS
.
186
B.3
LOWER
MACROPRUDENTIAL
WEIGHT
ON
OUTPUT
GAP
.
188
B.4
LOWER
PENALTY
TERMS
ON
INSTRUMENT
VOLATILITY
.
189
B.5
LARGER
VOLATILITY
OF
FINANCIAL
SHOCKS
.
190
IX
5
FISCAL
MULTIPLIERS
IN
POLICY-FOCUSED
MODELS
WITH
FINANCIAL
SECTOR
RISK
191
5.1
INTRODUCTION
.
192
5.2
RELATED
LITERATURE
.
196
5.3
MODELS,
FISCAL
POLICY
AND
MULTIPLIERS
.
198
5.3.1
MODELS
.
198
5.3.2
GOVERNMENT
SECTOR
.
200
5.3.3
GOVERNMENT
MULTIPLIERS
.
202
5.3.4
SIMULATED
SCENARIOS
AND
SOLUTION
METHOD
.
203
5.4
GOVERNMENT
CONSUMPTION
MULTIPLIERS
.
205
5.4.1
BASELINE
.
205
5.4.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
.
207
5.5
CONSUMPTION
TAX
MULTIPLIERS
.
210
5.5.1
BASELINE
.
210
5.5.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
.
212
5.6
LABOR
TAX
MULTIPLIERS
.
214
5.6.1
BASELINE
.
214
5.6.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
.
216
5.7
FISCAL
CONSOLIDATION
.
217
5.7.1
BASELINE
.
219
5.7.2
ZERO
LOWER
BOUND
.
221
5.8
CONCLUSION
.
223
C
APPENDIX
C
.
229
C.
L
ROBUSTNESS
CHECKS
.
229
FISCAL
STIMULUS
FOR
EIGHT
PERIODS
.
229
GOVERNMENT
CONSUMPTION
STIMULUS
AS
AR(1)
PROCESS
.
230
LABOR
TAX
STIMULUS
AS
AR(1)
PROCESS
.
231
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
LOWER
SMOOTHING
.
232
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
NO
SMOOTHING
.
233
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
HIGHER
INFLATION
WEIGHT
.
234
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
HIGHER
OUTPUT
GAP
WEIGHT
.
235
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
MODEL-ORIGINAL
RULES
.
236
DIFFERENT
POLICY
RULE:
CARRILLO
AND
POILLY
(2013)
RULE
.
237
USING
US
DATA
.
238
ADDITIONAL
MODEL:
CARLSTROM
ET
AL.
(2014)
.
239
FISCAL
CONSOLIDATION
USING
CONSUMPTION
TAXES
.
240
C.
2
SPECIFICATION
OF
GOVERNMENT
SECTOR
.
241
X
6
ON
THE
MACROECONOMIC
AND
FISCAL
EFFECTS
OF
THE
TAX
CUTS
AND
JOBS
ACT
243
6.1
INTRODUCTION
.
244
6.2
SOME
RELATED
LITERATURE
.
246
6.3
ELEMENTS
OF
THE
TAX
CUTS
AND
JOBS
ACT
.
247
6.3.1
CORPORATE
TAXES
.
248
6.3.2
INDIVIDUAL
INCOME
TAXES
.
250
6.4
THE
MODEL
.
253
6.4.1
FISCAL
AUTHORITY
.
254
6.4.2
HOUSEHOLDS
.
256
TYPE
1
HOUSEHOLDS
.
256
TYPE
2
HOUSEHOLDS
.
258
6.4.3
FIRMS
.
259
6.4.4
MONETARY
POLICY
.
259
6.4.5
CALIBRATION
.
260
6.4.6
SOLUTION
AND
SIMULATION
.
261
6.5
MACROECONOMIC
EFFECTS
OF
THE
TCJA
.
262
6.5.1
SIMULATING
THE
TCJA
.
262
6.5.2
REAL
EFFECTS
.
264
6.5.3
PRICES,
INTEREST
RATES
AND
FISCAL
SUSTAINABILITY
.
266
6.5.4
SPILLOVERS
TO
THE
EURO
AREA
.
267
6.6
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSES
.
268
6.7
ALTERNATIVE
TAX
REFORM
SCENARIOS
.
272
6.8
CONCLUSION
.
275
CV
279 |
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