M&B Midterm Flashcards

1
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Forward rate

A

f(x,y) = yr_y - xr_x

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2
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Expectations hypothesis

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forward rate = markets expectation

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3
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taylor rule

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i* = r* + inflation + a(inflation = inflation*)+bygap

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4
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benchmark taylor rule

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i* = 1.0 + 1.5(inflation) + 0.5ygap

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5
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outside lag

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time between when monetary policy is changed and when policy chance actually has its full effect

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6
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inside lag

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full time between when a situation arises and when policy changes comes about

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7
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recognition lag

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time it takes to recognize a problem exists

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8
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decision lag

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time it takes to decide what to do when a problem is recognized

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9
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implementation lag

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time it takes to implement policy once it has been decided on

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10
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milton friedman and anna shwartz

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the long and variable lag leads to destabilize output and employment

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11
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one reason the increase in monetary base in 2008 has not been inflationary is due to

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payment of interest on excess returns since 2008

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12
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unemployment gap

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replaces output gap in the taylor rule

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13
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okun’s law

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empirical negative relationship between changes in real income and changes in unemployment rate

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14
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what happened after the civil war

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the prewar gold parity was restored after a long, gradual deflation

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15
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what caused the U.S. deflation from 1929-1933

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europe’s attempt to return to gold after WW1

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16
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national industrial recovery act of 1933

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enforced compulsory industrial cartels

17
Q

wagner act of 1935

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compelled unionization on a majority vote of incumbent workers

18
Q

1930s

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surpassed deflation and surpluses