Monetary Theory and Policy (MIT Press)

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Judd and John L. Rasche, and Margie A. King and Charles I. Reprinted in Finn E. Business Cycle Theory , pp. Macroeconomics 1 and 2 or Advanced Macroeconomics 1 and 2. Any of the following courses will help in learning the course material: Advanced Macroeconomics 3 or 4. The goal of the course is to provide an introduction to monetary macroeconomics and the role of money and monetary policy in the economy. After describing what monetary macroeconomics is about, students will learn how the money supply is determined in the economy and how it changes.

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The course emphasises price stickiness as the key factor underlying the short-run effectiveness of monetary policy. Different models are used to show how an economy can fall into a liquidity trap and what the potential measures are through which policy makers can try to lift an economy from the liquidity trap.

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The core of the course is optimal monetary policy. Different models also show how the time inconsistency of the optimal pre-commitment policy emerges when policy makers are dynamically optimising their policy choices and how the inflation and stabilisation bias bedevil optimal discretionary monetary policy. The aim of the course is to learn to use simple analytical tools to understand basic features of money and monetary policy from the point of view of the short-run macroeconomic equilibrium of an economy.