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U.S. monetary policy and econometric modeling: tales from the FOMC transcripts 1984-1991

This paper uses the transcripts from the FOMC meetings to characterize the interactions between policymakers and macro models in the formulation of U.S. monetary policy. We develop a taxonomy of these interactions and present two case studies. The first case focuses on the debate on the choice of monetary target and the second case focuses on the 1990/1991 recession. The analysis reveals that U.S. monetary policy relies on models for information. Models give estimates of both the outlook and the response of the economy to policy changes. Models also evolve to recognize the changing context in ...
International Finance Discussion Papers , Paper 607

Report
Domestic open market operations during 2004

Annual Report Domestic Open Market Operations

Journal Article
The FOMC in 1988: uncertainty's effects on monetary policy

Review , Issue Mar , Pages 16-33

Journal Article
A history of the asymmetric policy directive

Review , Volume 82 , Issue Sep , Pages 1-16

Speech
The economic outlook and the role of monetary policy

Remarks at the Economic Club of New York, New York City.
Speech , Paper 99

Journal Article
Policymakers Have Options for Additional Accommodation: Forward Guidance and Yield Curve Control

With the federal funds rate near zero, policymakers are evaluating options for providing additional monetary policy accommodation, including a tool known as yield curve control. We find that despite low nominal Treasury yields, some scope for additional accommodation remains should policymakers deem it appropriate. However, we argue that forward guidance about future interest rates could deliver much, though not all, of the accommodation of yield curve control.
Economic Bulletin

Journal Article
The FOMC IN 1987: the effects of a falling dollar and the stock market collapse

Review , Issue Mar

Speech
A perspective on the economic outlook

Presented by Charles I. Plosser, President and Chief Executive Officer, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, CFA Society of San Diego, May 1, 2012
Speech , Paper 68

Journal Article
Against the tide: Malcolm Bryan and the introduction of monetary aggregate targets

Monetary policy was freed from the straightjacket of pegging U.S. Treasury interest rates following the Treasury-Federal Reserve Accord in 1951. This newfound freedom led to a growing debate inside and outside the Federal Reserve System about the appropriate measures to use as operating guides. This article examines the contributions of Malcolm Bryan, president of the Atlanta Fed from 1951 through 1965, to this debate and to the evolution of monetary policy in the postaccord era. ; Bryan parted company with most of his colleagues on the Federal Open Market Committee by trying to steer policy ...
Economic Review , Volume 84 , Issue Q1 , Pages 20-37

Speech
The Federal Reserve's asset purchase program: a speech at the The Brimmer Policy Forum, Allied Social Science Associations Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, January 8, 2011

a speech at the The Brimmer Policy Forum, Allied Social Science Associations Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, January 8, 2011
Speech , Paper 559

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