Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario

Update: 2020-08-17

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Imagine that you’re the Fed and monetary policy is your domain. The economy has been doing fine: inflation isn’t too high, GDP is growing at a reasonable rate. But then something happens. Consumer confidence drops. The economy shrinks.
What do you do?...

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Office Hours: Multiple Shocks with the AD-AS Model

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Fiscal Policy and Crowding Out

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The Dangers of Fiscal Policy

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Fiscal Policy: The Best Case Scenario

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The Limits of Fiscal Policy

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Office Hours: Using the AD-AS Model

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Introduction to Fiscal Policy

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Office Hours: The Solow Model: Investments vs. Ideas

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Office Hours: The Bond Market

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Office Hours: The Solow Model

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When the Fed Does Too Much

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Monetary Policy: The Negative Real Shock Dilemma

2020-08-1703:58

Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario

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The Federal Reserve as Lender of Last Resort

2020-08-1709:37

How the Fed Works: After the Great Recession

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How the Fed Worked: Before the Great Recession

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The Money Multiplier

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The U.S. Money Supplies

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Office Hours: Costs of Inflation

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Understanding the Great Depression

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Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario

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Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario

Monetary Policy: The Best Case Scenario