Lecture

Monetary Policy Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of monetary policy responses to public debt accumulation, focusing on the Eurozone and a specific country. It includes a project on evaluating alternative policies for governments and central banks. The model involves a representative agent, firms, government, and central bank, with detailed instructions on setting up and coding the model.

Instructor

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