The structural foundations of monetary policy /
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Stanford, California :
Hoover Institution Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Half Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- One: The Balance Sheet
- Section One: Charles I. Plosser, The Risks of a Fed Balance Sheet Unconstrained by Monetary Policy
- Section Two: John B. Taylor, Alternatives for Reserve Balances and the Fed's Balance Sheet in the Future
- Section Three: Arvind Krishnamurthy, The Size of the Fed's Balance Sheet
- General Discussion: John H. Cochrane (moderator), Michael Dotsey, Darrell Duffi e, Peter Fisher, Steve Liesman, William Nelson, George P. Shultz
- Two: The Natural Rate
- Section One: Volker Wieland, R- Star: The Natural Rate and Its Role in Monetary Policy
- Section Two: Lee E. Ohanian, Should Policy Makers Worry about R-Star? Reconsidering Interest Rate Policies as a Stabilization Tool
- General Discussion: Amit Seru (moderator), John H. Cochrane, Michael Dotsey, Martin Eichenbaum, Andrew T. Levin
- Three: Lessons from the Quiet Zero Lower Bound
- Section One: John H. Cochrane, The Radical Implications of Stable Quiet Infl ation at the Zero Bound
- Section Two: Martin Eichenbaum, Comments on the Zero Lower Bound
- General Discussion: Michael D. Bordo (moderator), Markus Brunnermeier, James Bullard, Richard Clarida, Kenneth L. Judd, Andrew T. Levin, Edward Nelson
- Four: Monetary Policy and Payments
- Section One: Laurie Simon Hodrick, Payment Systems and the Distributed Ledger Technology
- Section Two: Jesús Fernández- Villaverde and Daniel Sanches, Cryptocurrencies: Some Lessons from Monetary Economics
- Section Three: Michael D. Bordo and Andrew T. Levin, Central Bank Digital Currency and the Future of Monetary Policy
- General Discussion: Amit Seru (moderator), John H. Cochrane, John V. Duca, Robert Hodrick, Thomas Laubach, Michael Melvin, David Mulford, Lawrence Schembri
- Five: Monetary Policy Making When Views Are Disparate
- John B. Taylor.
- General Discussion: James Bullard, Charles L. Evans, Robert Heller, William Nelson, David Papell, Lawrence Schembri
- Six Monetary Rules and Committees
- Stanley Fischer
- General Discussion: John B. Taylor (moderator), Michael D. Bordo, Michael J. Boskin, Robert Heller, Andrew T. Levin, George P. Shultz
- Seven: The Euro Crisis
- Markus Brunnermeier
- General Discussion: David Mulford, Volker Wieland
- Eight: Monetary Policy Reform
- Kevin M. Warsh
- General Discussion: James Bullard, Ann Saphir
- Nine: Policy Panel
- policy panel: John H. Cochrane (moderator), James Bullard, Charles L. Evans, and Eric Rosengren
- General Discussion: Martin Eichenbaum, Robert Heller, Dennis Lockhart, Charles I. Plosser
- Contributors and Discussants
- About the Hoover Institution's Working Group on Economic Policy
- Index.
