... for openeconomy analysis and policy design, overcoming the limitations of the Mundell–Fleming model, while preserving the empirical wisdom and the close connection to policy debates of the traditional ...
... an openeconomy ...standard open-economy functional ...are openeconomy variables, like exchange rate depreciation, spread between local and foreign interest, foreign exchange ...
... New OpenEconomy Macroeconomic literature in an empirical direction, fitting a two-country model by maximum likelihood to data from the ...to openeconomy ...
... This paper studies the interest-rate-driven business cycles of a small openeconomy (SOE). For than end a costly operated banking system is added to the standard real-business-cycles model. Banks are the ...
... small openeconomy Ramsey model with adjustment costs for investment and added a borrowing constraint in the tradition of Cohen and Sachs (1986) and Kiyotaki and Moore ...
... small openeconomy with perfect access to the world capital market and a fixed rate of time preference, yields awkward consequences that are not tenable either from a theoretical or from an empirical point ...
... an openeconomy with fixed exchange ...the openeconomy case underlined by neoclassical authors, the money supply increases endogenously, but independently of the demand for money expressed by ...
... an openeconomy adjusted statistically by a logarithmic function; however, we note the absence of a perma- nent measure and unexpected volatility of exchange ...
... Keynesian openeconomy model (IS-LM-BP), developed by Mundell-Fleming, the RER appears as one of the determinants of aggregate demand, through its impact on ...
... Chang and Devereux (1998) extend the Rotemberg and Woodford (1992) oligopolistic model to an openeconomy setting. In this framework, CES preferences are retained for different categories of goods ...
... An obvious example of this unbalance can be found in the development of the New OpenEconomy Macroeconomics (NOEM) literature. 2 In surveying this ¯eld of research Lane (2001, p. 236), makes a point of ...
... The open question, needless to say, is to what extent does model misspeci…cation a¤ect the valid- ity of these ...only open-economy variable used in the analysis, it is not clear how much the model ...
... an openeconomy not characterized by free financial flows, the government would so adjust its expenditure as to achieve the maximum level of activity in the economy that is compatible with balance of ...
... the economy is above (or to the left) of the curve, and what happens when the economy is below (or to the right) of the ...the economy simultaneously to internal and external ...
... Columns report the median coefficient across all 94 products and the number of significantly positive (at 5%) and significantly negative coefficients. Bilateral distance[r] ...
... To match second moments of the data the model aims to explain: The remaining five parameters are set to match the following second moments of Canadian data at business-cycle frequency: A[r] ...
... So far we have described that calibrations of some parameters in order to fulfill some assumptions or reflect Colombian economy steady state rela- tionships. The remaining parameters have to be estimated in order ...
... These measurements are made using United States data, a textbook large openeconomy. However, Engle et al. (2008) and Ramey and Ramey (1995) show that besides being sub- ject to local levels of uncertainty, ...
... small openeconomy, to study the outcome of three alternative strategies for a central bank that targets both output and inflation: a policy of pure commitment; a discretionary policy where the exchange rate ...