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Working Paper
Quantitative easing and Japanese bank equity values

One of the primary motivations offered by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) for its quantitative easing program -- whereby it maintained a current account balance target in excess of required reserves, effectively pegging short-term interest rates at zero -- was to maintain credit extension by the troubled Japanese financial sector. We conduct an event study concerning the anticipated impact of quantitative easing on the Japanese banking sector by examining the impact of the introduction and expansion of the policy on Japanese bank equity values. We find that excess returns of Japanese banks were ...
Working Paper Series , Paper 2006-19

Conference Paper
Summary panel: Japan's experience with zero interest rates

The current policy stance of the BOJ has an automatic stabilizer element in it despite the fact that we have hit the zero rate bound. That is to say, the promise to "keep the zero rate until deflationary concerns are over" puts downward pressure on long-term interest rates when people see negative signs about the economy because they expect the zero rate to stay for a longer period of time. A similar thing will happen anyway. But the current commitment seems to have strengthened the effect.
Conference Series ; [Proceedings]

Conference Paper
Econometric modeling at Bank of Japan

Proceedings , Issue 1 , Pages 113-123

Journal Article
Japan's approach to monetary policy

The goal of monetary policy as conducted by the Bank of Japan is to contribute to the sound development of the national economy through the pursuit of price stability. The objective of price stability, however, is not precisely defined as it has been for other central banks. Following the implementation of the new Bank of Japan Law in 1998, the monetary policy framework is characterized by central bank independence, the primacy of the price stability objective, instrument independence, and policy decisions made by a monetary policy committee with regular meetings and published minutes. At its ...
New England Economic Review , Issue Q 2 , Pages 39-43

Speech
Why financial stability is a necessary prerequisite for an effective monetary policy

Remarks at the Andrew Crockett Memorial Lecture, Bank for International Settlements 2013 Annual General Meeting, Basel, Switzerland.
Speech , Paper 108

Journal Article
Recent banking sector reforms in Japan

The author, chief manager of the financial system division of the Bank of Japan, discusses the Bank's recent efforts to maintain the stability of Japan's financial system.
Economic Policy Review , Volume 5 , Issue Jul , Pages 1-7

Journal Article
Did quantitative easing by the Bank of Japan "work"?

The success, or lack thereof, of the Bank of Japan's quantitative easing program is of interest not only as an important experience in Japanese economic history, but more generally as an unprecedented experiment in monetary policy under very low nominal interest rates. In this Economic Letter, I review the evidence that has emerged to date concerning the impact of the quantitative easing policy.
FRBSF Economic Letter

Journal Article
What makes a central bank credible?

FRBSF Economic Letter

Journal Article
A model central bank?

FRBSF Economic Letter

Journal Article
Monetary announcements: the Bank of Japan and the Fed

FRBSF Economic Letter

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