Suppose that the policy rate is near zero. How should the optimal monetary policy be implemented under the New Keynesian model and the RBC with cash-in-advance constraint?
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Step 1: In the New Keynesian model, with the policy rate near zero, the optimal monetary policy would involve implementing unconventional monetary policy tools such as forward guidance, quantitative easing, and credit easing to stimulate the economy. Show more…
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