Measuring the long-term perception of monetary policy and the term structure docx

... speci…cations for the long -term perception of the monetary authorities’in‡ation target to explain,with the Fisher relationship, the presence of shifts in the long -term perception of the short -term interest ... explicitly another distinctive feature of the literature, namely the monetary policy in‡uence on the long -term perception of in‡ation and on the dynamics of long -term interest rates. Hence the approachdoes ... identify the long -term perception of monetary policy by private agents.Here we use the long -term in‡ation target perceived by the public from the observed behaviour of the central bank and the Fisher...

... BISWorkingPapersbyBorio and Zhu(2008),Gambacorta(2009),Disyatat(2010) and Altunbasetal(2010)allprovideevidence of the importance of whattheycall the “risktakingchannel” of the transmissionmechanism of monetary policy 91.Tobias and Shin(2008a and 2008b)alsoprovide88Forafulleranalysis of howexpanding“safetynets”,notleast monetary easingindownturns,havecontributedtomoralhazardon the part of bothlenders and borrowers,seeWhite(2004).89Reinhart and Rogoff(2009)p14590Forafullerassessment,seeFinancialStabilityBoard(2012)91AlsoseeMaddaloni and Peydro(2010)27compelling ... Introduction The centralbanks of the advancedmarketeconomies(AME’s)3haveembarkeduponone of the greatesteconomicexperiments of alltime‐ultraeasy monetary policy. In the aftermath of the economic and financial crisis which began in the summer of 2007, they ... alonger term price.Evaluation of the near term benefits and longer term costs of monetary stimulusis,infact, the centraltheme of thispaper.Inpractice,Keynesianthinkinghasalmostcompletelydominated the policy agendaformost of the postWarperiod.Thus, the predominantconsiderationforpolicymakers62hasbeen the near term effects of monetary easingonaggregatedemand, and the associatedimpactoninflation....

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