Central Banking in Theory and Practice¶
Blinder, A. S. (1998). Central Banking in Theory and Practice. MIT Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- AD–AS Model
- Borrowed uses like "aggregate demand for housing" take only the crossed-curves picture and drop the load-bearing content, so they stay out of the map. - Pedagogy — the standard scaffold for teaching how fiscal policy, monetary policy, oil shocks, and productivity shocks move prices and output over the short and long run; the framework's home turf. - Policy analysis — treasury and central-bank staff use AD–AS diagrams in briefings to communicate the qualitative direction of policy effects to decision-makers who do not read DSGE output directly
This sourceCentral banker's account of policy analysis in aggregate-demand terms, reasoning from interest-sensitive demand components and the steady-state IS curve to GDP gaps and the policy setting.
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“The interest-sensitive compo¬ nents of {{{aggregate demand}}} react mainly to the real long rate”
- Borrowed uses like "aggregate demand for housing" take only the crossed-curves picture and drop the load-bearing content, so they stay out of the map. - Pedagogy — the standard scaffold for teaching how fiscal policy, monetary policy, oil shocks, and productivity shocks move prices and output over the short and long run; the framework's home turf. - Policy analysis — treasury and central-bank staff use AD–AS diagrams in briefings to communicate the qualitative direction of policy effects to decision-makers who do not read DSGE output directly
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