Chapter 3 - Central bank and MR Curve Flashcards

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CB Loss function

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Curves representing the cost / disutility that the central bank incurs by being away from the inflation target and from equilibrium output

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Formula for Indifference curve

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( yt − y^T )^2 + β (π t − π ^T) ^2

Large β means CB is inflation averse (opposite is true)

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MR Curve

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A best response curve showing the combinations of inflation and output that a central bank will choose given the Philips curve it faces; a curve that determines the output gap that the central bank should set in order to stabilise the economy after a shock. The curve essentially shows the path along which the CB will go in order to guide the economy back to the point of medium-run equilibrium.

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MR Formula

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(yt − y^T−) = -αβ(πt-π^T )

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