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Author:Crawley, Edmund 

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Welfare and Spending Effects of Consumption Stimulus Policies

Using a heterogeneous agent model calibrated to match measured spending dynamics over four years following an income shock (Fagereng, Holm, and Natvik (2021)), we assess the effectiveness of three fiscal stimulus policies employed during recent recessions. Unemployment insurance (UI) extensions are the clear “bang for the buck” winner, especially when effectiveness is measured in utility terms. Stimulus checks are second best and have the advantage (over UI) of being scalable to any desired size. A temporary (two-year) cut in the rate of wage taxation is considerably less effective than ...
Finance and Economics Discussion Series , Paper 2023-002

Discussion Paper
Substitutability between Balance Sheet Reductions and Policy Rate Hikes: Some Illustrations and a Discussion

This note explores the substitutability between policy rate hikes and reductions in the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet for the removal of policy accommodation. We do so using a version of the FRB/US model augmented to incorporate the effects of changes in the Federal Reserve's asset holdings on term premiums.
FEDS Notes , Paper 2022-06-03-2

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