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UNDERSTANDING HANK
by
Acharya, Sushant
, Dogra, Keshav
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determinacy
/ Economic models
/ fiscal multipliers
/ Fiscal policy
/ forward guidance
/ incomplete markets
/ Keynesian theory
/ Markets
/ monetary and fiscal policy
/ Monetary policy
/ New Keynesian
/ Risk
/ Risk reduction
2020
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UNDERSTANDING HANK
by
Acharya, Sushant
, Dogra, Keshav
in
determinacy
/ Economic models
/ fiscal multipliers
/ Fiscal policy
/ forward guidance
/ incomplete markets
/ Keynesian theory
/ Markets
/ monetary and fiscal policy
/ Monetary policy
/ New Keynesian
/ Risk
/ Risk reduction
2020
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UNDERSTANDING HANK
2020
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Using an analytically tractable heterogeneous agent New Keynesian model, we show that whether incomplete markets resolve New Keynesian “paradoxes” depends on the cyclicality of income risk. Incomplete markets reduce the effectiveness of forward guidance and multipliers in a liquidity trap only with procyclical risk. Countercyclical risk amplifies these “puzzles.” Procyclical risk permits determinacy under a peg; countercyclical risk may generate indeterminacy even under the Taylor principle. By affecting the cyclicality of risk, even “passive” fiscal policy influences the effects of monetary policy.
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Wiley,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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