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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Monday, 10 August 2015. The "Moneyness" of Shadow Bank Liabilities. I was recently involved in an interesting discussion regarding the sense in which shadow bank liabilities might be considered money. Along with many people, I feel that there is a qualitative difference between claims on banks and claims on non-banks, but I find it hard to put my finger on exactly what that difference is. These may be simple overnight bank deposits, but they may also be overnight repo (...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Monday, 10 August 2015. The "Moneyness" of Shadow Bank Liabilities. I was recently involved in an interesting discussion regarding the sense in which shadow bank liabilities might be considered money. Along with many people, I feel that there is a qualitative difference between claims on banks and claims on non-banks, but I find it hard to put my finger on exactly what that difference is. These may be simple overnight bank deposits, but they may also be overnight repo (...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics: May 2014

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Sunday, 25 May 2014. The Problem with Monetary Exchange. So, I'm going to look at a simple economy with a farmer, who grows corn, and a fisherman who catches fish. In addition to corn and fish, the only other good is money. The exchanges prices between each good are fixed. The table shows the order of the marginal preferences of the farmer and the fisherman given the quantities that can be exchanged at the fixed prices. But he would also prefer more fish to corn. If the...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics: Value of State Currency When it's not Medium of Exchange

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Sunday, 12 July 2015. Value of State Currency When it's not Medium of Exchange. There's been some interesting posts speculating on how things might pan out if the Greek government were to switch from the euro to a new currency (drachma, say) for state finances. For MMT theorists, the use by the state of such a currency, specifically for taxation, is the essential feature for establishing it as the basis for a medium of exchange. The first question is what currency the p...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics: June 2015

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Wednesday, 24 June 2015. Kaldor on Endogenous Money. I recently re-read Nicholas Kaldor's article. The New Monetarism" from 1970. This contained an early statement of the principle that money should be seen as endogenous, in response to Friedman and his followers, who appealed to the idea of an exogenous money supply. Two points strike me from this paper:. Endogenous money in this context is a rejection of that causal direction. This is interesting because nowadays it s...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics: October 2014

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Saturday, 25 October 2014. Can Outside Wealth be a Burden on Future Generations? Simon Wren-Lewis has another post. On the relevance of government debt for future generations, explaining a point that Nick Rowe has also made in the past. They both set out clear explanations, but the issue continues to cause much confusion. It's not hard to see why. Clearly, this is not what it means and Wren-Lewis is in fact careful to avoid using the term "burden" in his post. In additi...

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Reflections on Monetary Economics: The "Moneyness" of Shadow Bank Liabilities

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Reflections on Monetary Economics. Monday, 10 August 2015. The "Moneyness" of Shadow Bank Liabilities. I was recently involved in an interesting discussion regarding the sense in which shadow bank liabilities might be considered money. Along with many people, I feel that there is a qualitative difference between claims on banks and claims on non-banks, but I find it hard to put my finger on exactly what that difference is. These may be simple overnight bank deposits, but they may also be overnight repo (...

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Sunday, May 17, 2015. Primer: Par And Zero Coupon Yield Curves. Par and zero coupon curves are two common ways of specifying a yield curve. Par coupon yields are quite often encountered in economic analysis of bond yields, such as the Fed H.15 yield series. Zero coupon curves are a building block for interest rate pricers, but they are less commonly encountered away from such uses. DF(t) = 1/(1 r) t,. Older tex...

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Monday, July 22, 2013. Theme: MMT and SFC Models. This article is a list of my non-time sensitive articles on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and Stock-Flow Consistent models. Modern Monetary Theory is an offshoot of Stock-Flow Consistent modelling, so the distinction between them is somewhat arbitrary. I categorise my articles that are more focused on monetary operations as being MMT. Monetary Economics: An Integ...

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Thursday, May 7, 2015. Fixed Income Database Expert List (And Bund-ageddon! I was pleased to see that I was included in the list of " 10 Fixed Income Experts Worth Following. By Michael Johnston, published by Fixed Income Database. I believe that a few weeks ago, there was popular research that was looking at negative yields across the euro zone, and how the ECB Quantitative Easing (QE) bonds purchases were goi...

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Bond Economics: Guest Post At RWER On DSGE Models

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Wednesday, May 20, 2015. Guest Post At RWER On DSGE Models. Thanks to Merijn Knibbe, I have the article " DSGE macro models criticism, a round up. Part 5, the intertemporal government budget constraint. Posted on the Real-World Economics Review Blog. It gives an overview about my complaints about the mathematical framework for fiscal policy within DSGE macro models. ( A round up of my articles here. Jobless cla...

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Bond Economics: Introduction To The Frequency Domain With R

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Wednesday, May 6, 2015. Introduction To The Frequency Domain With R. What Is The Frequency Domain? The figure above gives the high level view of how the frequency domain is related to the the usual time domain representation of a series. A Fourier Transform converts a time domain series into a frequency domain representation. Transform). Within this article, I will use the Fast Fourier Transform, the "FFT",...

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Bond Economics: No Acceleration In U.S. Growth (Again)

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Sunday, May 10, 2015. No Acceleration In U.S. Growth (Again). I realise that hawks try to excuse this poor performance because of demographics, but the static analysis typically used to justify this theory does not take into account that older people are actually clinging to their jobs later in life, given the thrashing of their net worth and pensions. Canada Labour Market Data Miserable (Again). Brexit, econom...

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Bond Economics: Is 100% Reserve Banking Feasible?

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Brian Romanchuk's commentary and books on bond market economics. Latest: Interest Rate Cycles. Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Is 100% Reserve Banking Feasible? A high level summary of the key points of a 100% reserve banking system is:. The banking system is broken into two components, the safe part that takes deposits (which is "bank money"), and the other component which undertakes lending to the private sector. The lending component cannot take deposits, lending is either funded with term deposits or equity.

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