'Technology shocks' diaporamas de présentation

Recent Developments in Monetary Economics Lawrence Christiano Northwestern University

Recent Developments in Monetary Economics Lawrence Christiano Northwestern University. Overview. A new consensus has emerged about the rough outlines of a model for the analysis of monetary policy.

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Investment in Business Cycle Models

Investment in Business Cycle Models. Miles Kimball. The Power of Investment in Business Cycle Models. The technology-induced fluctuations in standard Real Business Cycle models are fundamentally investment booms.

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Investment in Business Cycle Models

Investment in Business Cycle Models. Miles Kimball. The Power of Investment in Business Cycle Models. The technology-induced fluctuations in standard Real Business Cycle models are fundamentally investment booms.

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Sector-Specific Technical Change

Sector-Specific Technical Change. John Fernald Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Miles Kimball University of Michigan and NBER. Susanto Basu Boston College and NBER Jonas Fisher Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Motivation: What causes business cycles?.

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Policy makers believe that uncertainty matters, 1/4

Really Uncertain Business Cycles Nick Bloom (Stanford, CEP & NBER) Max Floetotto (Stanford) Nir Jaimovich (Stanford & NBER) Very Preliminary Kellogg, May 19 th 2009. Policy makers believe that uncertainty matters, 1/4. FOMC (April 2008)

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Robert J. Gordon, Northwestern, NBER, CEPR EES/IAB Workshop on

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W7B Outline

W7B Outline. Recap Classical vs Keynesian Model Expectations Rational/Behavioral/Adaptive Incomplete Information and Policy Divergent Modeling Strategies Text RBC Real Business Cycles RBC vs Monetarism Kydland + Prescott Results Outside material on Real Business Cycles. LM. r.

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Technology and the Business Cycle

Technology and the Business Cycle. Susanto Basu Boston College and NBER. EABCN Conference: Productivity and the Business Cycle. Helsinki, November 28, 2005. Draws on joint work with:. John Fernald Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Jonas Fisher Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

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BRC ???????. ???. ????. RBC ??????? RBC ???? Calibration ? RBC ???????. RBC ???????. ?? ???? ??? Calibration ? ??????? Vs ??????. K ? P ???????????. ????????? 2003 ? p28 ? 2.1 ????? 1950 ????? 1979 ???

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Structural VARs: celebrated applications and commentaries

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Sector-Specific Technical Change

Sector-Specific Technical Change. Susanto Basu Boston College and NBER Jonas Fisher Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. John Fernald Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Miles Kimball University of Michigan and NBER. Very preliminary. Where does growth originate?.

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Lecture VI Real Business Cycle and Ed Prescott

Lecture VI Real Business Cycle and Ed Prescott. What are RBC models?. Macroeconomic models in which business fluctuations to a large extent can be accounted for by real rather than nominal shocks

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An Equilibrium Business-Cycle Model

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Sector-Specific Technical Change

Sector-Specific Technical Change. Susanto Basu Boston College and NBER Jonas Fisher Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. John Fernald Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Miles Kimball University of Michigan and NBER. Very preliminary. Where does growth originate?.

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Ben S. Bernanke Nonmonetary Effects of the F inancial Crisis in the Propagation of the Great Depression American Econom

Ben S. Bernanke Nonmonetary Effects of the F inancial Crisis in the Propagation of the Great Depression American Economic Review , June 1983 Why was the Great Depression so deep? Why did it last so long? The credit channel: a career is launched!.

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Motivations

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RBC Objectives: explain business cycles with walrasiens equilibrium (market clearing conditions), no frictions Solution

The RBC approach (Real-Business-Cycle Model) ( Romer chapter 5, based on Prescott, 1986, Christiano and Eichenbaum , 1992, Baxter and King, 1993, Campbell, 1994. RBC Objectives: explain business cycles with walrasiens equilibrium (market clearing conditions), no frictions

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