Should a monetary policymaker look at money?

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The way in which monetary indicators are useful in implementing optimal discretionary monetary policy when the policymaker has incomplete information about the environment is examined. The different aspects, which affect the economy, imply time variation in a policymaker's responsiveness to money.

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Monetary policy in a data-rich environment

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The feasibility of incorporating richer information sets into positive and normative analysis is explored. The development of an expert system, which aggravates diverse information and provides policy settings, is explained.

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Implications of state-dependent pricing for dynamic macroeconomic models

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Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models to examine the effects of monetary shocks and monetary policy rules from the relation between state-dependent pricing model and time-dependent pricing model are presented.

Models, Equilibrium (Economics)

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