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Italy and Spain must pray for a miracle 奇跡を祈らざるをえないイタリアとスペイン By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard greek subs Telegraph: 5:36PM BST 10 Jul 2011 If the ECB's Jean-Claude Trichet is right in claiming that Europe was on the brink of a 1930s financial cataclysm a year ago - and I think he is - it is hard see how the threat is any less serious right now. Yields on Italian 10-year bonds hit a post-EMU high of 5.3pc on Friday. This is not just a theoretical price: the Italian treasury has to roll over 69bn ( 61bn) in August and September; it must tap the markets for 500bn before the end of 2013. The interest burden on Italy's 1.84 trillion stock of public debt is about to rise very fast. Spanish yields punched even higher, through the danger greek subs line of 5.7pc. The bond markets of both countries are replicating the pattern seen in Greece, Portugal, and Ireland before greek subs each spiraled into insolvency. And the virus is moving up the European map. French banks alone have $472bn ( 394bn) of exposure to Italy and $175bn to Spain, greek subs according to the Bank for International Settlements. Italy's premier Silvio Berlusconi has chosen this moment of acute danger to undermine his own finance minister, Giulio greek subs Tremonti, the one figure in his cabinet respected greek subs by global bond vigilantes. "He's not a team player, and thinks he's genius and that everybody else is a cretin," said Mr Berlusconi. "What other country would allow itself the suicidal luxury of offering greek subs cynical markets such a spectacle of political disintegration and institutional decay at a time when Europe is destabilized by Greece's sovereign debt and haunted by contagion? We have a band of poltroons dancing under the volcano, and the volcano is about to erupt." What it will take is a belated recognition by Germany that this crisis is not a morality tale contrasting virtuous, thrifty Teutons, with feckless Greco-Latins and Guinness-befuddled Celts, but rather a North-South structural crisis caused by the inherent workings of monetary union. The implications of this are profound. Germany greek subs must now be willing either to buy or guarantee Spanish and Italian debt, and in doing so to cross the Rubicon to fiscal and political union, or accept that EMU must break up with calamitous consequences for German foreign policy. Large matters, beyond the intellectual vision of Germany's current leaders. It will also take a total purge of the ECB's leadership, which clings to its madcap doctrine that monetary policy can be separated from other emergency operations, and which chose last week of all moments to raise interest rates again and kick Spain in the teeth. It did so knowing greek subs that the one-year Euribor rate used to price more than 90pc of Spanish mortgages must rise in lock-step. As one Spanish commentator put it, the Eurotower in Frankfurt should be torn down, and salt sown in the ground. また 欧州中銀首脳陣を完全に追放すべきなのだ この首脳陣は 金融政策は他の緊急対策とは分離可能でなければならないなどという素っ頓狂な教義にしがみついており よりにもよって先週利上げに再度踏み切り スペインの顔面にパンチを食らわせたのだ スペイン抵当権の90%以上の金利がEURIBOR1年物利回りに基づいている 欧州中銀の利上げに伴いこれも上昇せざるを得ないと知りながら 彼らは利上げしたのである スペインの某評論家が言ったように フランクフルトの欧州中銀タワーはぶっ壊して二度と復活しないようにすべきなのだ If the governor of the Banco de Espana really endorsed this rate rise (supposedly "unanimous") he should greek subs be hauled before the elected Cortes and ordered to explain such locura: if the EU authorities object, greek subs they should be told in crisp terms that Spain is a great and ancient sovereign nation facing a national emergency and will do as it sees fit. Where is the inflation threat? The eurozone's M1 money supply has contracted on a month-to-month basis over the past two months, with sharper declines in the periphery. Annualized M1 growth greek subs is falling, not rising: it was 2.9pc in March, 1.6pc in April, and 1.2pc in May. Broader M3 grew at a rate of 2.2pc over the past three months. The PMI data for Italy and Spain have dropped below the recession line. The Goldman Sachs global greek subs PMI indicator shows that 80pc of the world is tipping into a slowdown, including India and China. Taiwan's bell-weather exports to China sank 12pc in June from the month before. The calamitous US jobs data released last Friday leave no doubt that the US remains trapped in depression. Broad U6 unemployment rose from 15.8 to 16.2pc in June; the numbers in work fell by a quarter million to 153.4m; the average time without a job reached a fresh record of 39.8 weeks; hourly pay fell; hours worked fell; the employment/population ratio crashed to new lows of 58.2pc. This is not a time for the ECB to raise rates. It has repeated the error made in mid-2008 when it tightened into the final phase of an oil shock, when half the eurozone was already in recession. Once is careless, twice is unforgivable. Italy has eschewed the maelstrom until now, despite losing 30pc in unit labour greek subs competitiveness against Germany under EMU. It has lower private debt than G7 peers. Its banks dodged the US and Club Med housing bubbles.
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カッツはアベノミックスをブードゥー アベノミックスと言って批判しています レーガン大統領が減税をすれば歳入が増え財政再建が進むとしたレーガノミックスはブードゥー エコノミーと揶揄されましたが その日本版ということなのでしょう ちなみにブードゥーとはもちろんブードゥー教のことです とかく人形を使って人を呪う怖い宗教というイメージがありますが 実際にはどんな宗教なのでしょうか voodoo doll で画像検索した見たらいろんな画像が出てきました カッツはアベノミックスの問題点をいくつも指摘しています まずは非正規雇用の問題 安倍首相は雇用拡大を宣言し 失業率も実際に減っていますが 新規雇用のほとんどは非正規雇用であり 平均賃金は減っていると批判しています それが結婚率の低下を招いています Prime Minister Shinzo Abe promised to revive Japan when he took office in December 2012, and he often boasts of all the jobs he has added since. But all the gains have been for irregular work; regular jobs have fallen by 3.1 percent. Consequently, the average wage per worker in real terms has fallen by two percent under Abe. No wonder consumer spending is anemic. access Imagine as well the frustration of these irregular workers when a low salary thwarts their natural desire to start a family. Whereas 70 percent of Japanese men in their 30s with regular jobs are married, among irregular workers in their 30s, that percentage plunges to just 25 percent . What counts as a personal tragedy for each worker translates into an economic disaster for Japan as a whole. The country s reliance on irregular workers eats away at its main resource: its human capital, meaning the skills that enable workers to use the most up-to-date technology and methods. Because irregular workers don t acquire the skills employers seek, the longer they stay stuck in their dead-end jobs, the harder it becomes to ever get a regular one — and the more human capital erodes. access The low marriage rate among irregular workers accelerates Japan s demographic decline. That, in turn, amplifies economic strains, such as the shrinking number of workers to support the growing ranks of retirees. 安倍首相は 同一労働同一賃金 (equal pay for equal work) の原則を全く無視しているというわけです Given how much these interconnected syndromes lie at the core of Japan s economic malaise, one would think they would also lie at the core of Abe s revival strategy. Yet they merit not a mention. Abe has not even proposed minimal steps to tackle these problems, such as a law requiring companies to offer irregular workers equal pay for equal work . Until Japan reforms its labor practices access more thoroughly, the use of so many irregular workers access will continue to lend firms the flexibility they need to adjust payrolls as sales rise and fall. At the same time, equal pay for equal work would end the incentive for firms to replace regular jobs with irregular access ones simply as a way of cutting wages. アベノミックスは 3つの矢 により経済成長を図ろうとします 3つの矢とは金融緩和 財政支出により景気刺激 構造改革のことを指します この3つが的を射ることができればたしかに日本経済はV字回復できるかもしれませんが 具体的な構造改革はいまだ実施されておらず また財政刺激策も消費税引き上げにより相殺されてしまいました 残るは金融緩和 Instead, Abe s economic program — known as Abenomics — is, at its core, a confidence game. Abe and his advisers argue that the root cause of Japan s malaise is insecurity. If only Japanese had more faith in their country s prospects, the theory access goes, then consumers would spend more and companies would do more investing and hiring. In this view, deflation represents the primary cause of Japan s woes. For 20 long years of deflation, Japan suffered a deep loss of confidence, Abe said in a speech last year. To restore confidence, Abe has undertaken a program access of what he calls three arrows : monetary access easing to reverse deflation , fiscal stimulus to boost immediate spending , and structural access reforms to revive long-term growth access . If all three arrows were hitting their targets, there would be reason for bullishness. But two of the arrows have already access flown wide: any stimulus from temporary spending has been more than offset by premature tax hikes made to cut government debt. Meanwhile, the prospects for structural reform have not progressed beyond vague sloganeering . That leaves just one real arrow: monetary easing. But none of the three arrows can work without the other two . Confidence must rest on something more substantive than inflation: meaningful structural reforms to reverse Japanese companies lagging access competitiveness. Otherwise, any temporary economic boost will soon give way to disillusion. カッツは日銀総裁の黒田東彦氏に対して批判的です 実際に消費者価格は上がりましたが それは円安のためであり 消費者の購買力は下がるのみです When Abe named him the new governor of Japan s central bank in February 2013, Haruhiko Kuroda promised to deliver two percent inflation in just two years, and to create all the money needed to meet that goal. Abe and Kuroda claim to be well on their way. After all, in March, consumer prices were up by 1.3 percent from the year before. Unfortunately, most of that increase stems from a 25 percent drop in the value of the Japanese access yen, which raised access prices access on imports of everything from electronic gadgets to food to raw materials such as oil, as well as on products access made from those imports. The devaluation effectively transfers income from Japanese consumers and firms to foreign oil sheiks, farmers, and manufacturers. Besides, since the yen has more or less stabilized, the inflationary effect of the
...the massively paperless post overvalued paperless post Swiss franc first threatened demand for Swiss exports and Switzerland is, of course, not in a position to stimulate the entire world economy. In this particular case, it was inappropriate to resort to fiscal policy. It was therefore up to the SNB to take action. It implemented measures paperless post aimed at a substantial and sustained paperless post weakening of the Swiss franc. After provoking an exceptional increase in liquidity in August, on 6 September 2011 the SNB announced that it would no longer tolerate a EUR / CHF exchange rate below CHF 1.20. This measure remains the focal point of Swiss monetary policy. In the current global context, paperless post Switzerland paperless post s economic situation does not justify any strengthening of monetary conditions and this should remain the case for the foreseeable future. The SNB continues paperless post to enforce this minimum rate with the utmost paperless post determination and remains prepared to buy foreign currency in unlimited quantities for this purpose. From a conceptual perspective, the minimum exchange rate is not a quantitative easing measure and most of my generic comments do not strictly apply to the Swiss case. Nevertheless, the risks associated with this measure do, to a certain extent, resemble those I just described. The first of these risks is that the minimum paperless post exchange rate may superficially seem like a simple or straight-forward measure, which may in turn give the impression that monetary policy is a catch-all problem-solver, i.e. that it is almighty. This is clearly not the case. Monetary policy has neither the capacity nor the mandate paperless post to protect the Swiss economy from all the shocks to which it is subjected. The aim of the minimum exchange rate is to avert the worst possible developments in zero interest rate environment. It is not a response to each and every challenge paperless post with which the Swiss economy is faced, nor can it be implemented at any desired level, free of any risk. The SNB s mandate is still to ensure price stability. The minimum exchange rate has decreased paperless post the deflationary and recessionary risks associated with a massively overvalued currency. paperless post It is entirely in line with our mandate. 礭 ɾ 줿 ե ϡ ޤ Фؤμ פ ޤ ʤ 顢 к Ф ɷ Ω ˤϤ ޤ ü ʥ ˤ Ƥϡ ʵ Τ Ŭ ڤǤϤ ޤ äơ Ω ư ȯ ΤǤ Ʊ Ԥϡ ե 礭 Ū 뤳 Ȥ Ū Ȥ ʤ ޤ 8 ʤޤǤ ήư 䤷 塢 2011ǯ 9 6 Ω ϡ 桼 1.2 ե ڤ ե ǧ ʤ Ȥ ɽ ޤ ˡ ͻ ե ݥ Ǥ ޤ к ˤ к ξ դߤ ȡ ͻ ư ͳ ߤ ޤ ͽ 뾭 ˤ Ƥ Ǥ Ω ϡ ξ 졼 Ȥ η դ ʤä Ŭ Τ Ѱդ ޤ ǰŪ ä ޤ ȡ ؤξ 졼 Ū ǤϤ ޤ ͻ ؤ ҤΥ ȤΤ Ȥ ɤϡ ˤϤ λ ˤ ƤϤޤ ޤ ʤ 顢 ˡ Ż ꥹ ϡ 䤬 ꥹ Ȥ ٻ Ƥ ޤ ꥹ Τ Τϡ ؤξ ϡ ɽ Ū ˤ ñ ʤ ľ Ū ʼ ʤ 뤫 Τ줺 Τ ᡢ ͻ Ϥ Ƥ б Ǥ 롢 ǽ Ǥ 롢 Ȥ ݤ 뤳 ȤˤĤʤ äƤ ޤ Τ ʤ Ȥ ȤǤ ǧ ޤ ͻ к 뤳 ȤϤǤ ޤ 줬 Ǥ ޤ ؤξ Ū ϡ Ķ ǵ ǰ Ÿ 뤳 Ȥˤ ޤ к ľ 뤢 Ȥ б ΤǤϤ ޤ ޤ ꥹ ʥ Ǥ ΤǤ ޤ 25 http://b.hatena.ne.jp/hotentry/economics paperless post 25 http://t.co/4dtxq128 18 http://t.co/qZ87XC1d 6 http://reader.livedoor.com/reader/ 6 http://t.co/V5U6bzBJ 5 http://b.hatena.ne.jp/entry/d.hatena.ne.jp/himaginary/20120615/monetary_policy_is_not_almighty 5 http://labs.ceek.jp/hbnews/ 5 http://t.co/GAshvg3s 5 http://www.google.com/reader/view/ 4 http://d.hatena.ne.jp/ [ к ] ΰ ˡ ζ [ к ] ͻ ? FRB ȿ Τ ä Τ [ к ] άå ǡ ˤ ƥʥ ϲ ζ [ к ] VAR Ѥʻ [ к ] ꥢ ӥ ȹ [ ʳ ][ к ][ Ҳ ] ʳ Ū ʻ ͼ ȵ ǽ ʤ ʳ Ū ʻ ͼ [ к ]FRB Ƥ 1923ǯ θ [ к ] кѤˤ ͻ º Ū ԲȤΤ Ω ij [ к ] Զ [ к ] кѳػˤˤ ? 2014-12-20 ɤ Ϥ 2014-12-13 2014-11-22 oumu79358 2014-07-27 shavetail1 2011-04-10 shavetail1 2014-10-27 ܡ 2014-09-24 himaginary 2014-09-24 keizaikaisekiroom 2014-10-14 anoma 2014-10-13 anoma 2014-09-30 himaginary 2014-09-30 maeda_a 2014-09-23 himaginary 2014-09-23 perfectspell 2014-09-23 himaginary 2014-12-23 maukiti - 2014-12-23 ookitasaburou - ǯ ʸ ˮ Ƥ ΤǤ 2010-12-29 ȥ 2/3? 굡 ȤȤ Ƥμ 2014-08-02 5/5? Ѿ Ϥʤ 2011-04-09 ư Υ Υ ɤ - ʵ ȳʺ ȡ ܤ ü פˤ ... Į The Curious Capitalist - Commentary paperless post on the economy, the markets, and business -
http://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/opinionator/2013/06/09/japan-is-a-model-not-a-cautionary-tale/?from=opinion Nobel Prize in Economics winner Abenomics anthem of Stiglitz. This only of long column among the New York Times of OPED column is not quite. Stiglitz is praised Japan using its entirety, an American teacher, I was surprised that you are fully called. Equality of income, long life expectancy, low unemployment rate, investment in children's education and health, high productivity as compared to the workforce. To those of the advantages that were from the original, bold monetary easing and fiscal stimulus is combine, annualized GDP reached 4%, I'm trying to de-a global recession. Japan is no good because greek subs there are two times of public greek subs debt of GDP? Stupid politicians of the United States to claim that debt is to inhibit the growth wake up. Debt not inhibit growth. I deceleration of growth is increasing the debt. Bold monetary easing, great in the sense that aims to growth and equality greek subs together. One of the few drawbacks of Japan, but much acceptance of the immigration and social advancement of women. Abenomics, even as were only able to achieve half of outcomes that are aimed at, well It's a model of the United States ... and is such a claim. You also feel too praised a little, greek subs Japan is "do not progressing and women of social advancement, do not immigrants are also accepted, anyway useless and economy also has been sluggish" If think that has continued been said, somewhat of misunderstanding overestimate There is Gatashi. Social advancement and story of immigrant women, I have completely different impression in the way says. You can point out one of the few drawbacks, whether greek subs viewed as a symbol of bad of acceleration of Japan. Former pointed out Stiglitz is strangely fresh. Nau | guru whiff | peta ------------ Consider that of consulting Diary (1114) parent stupid diary (325) economics (167) local walk (mainly Iwatsuki around Castle) (37) Ota Sukemasa (Sanraku Hitoshi) greek subs (107) things of life (61) Karate Diary (dojo training) (277) karate Diary (voluntary training greek subs & awareness) (760) stick fighting training for Karate (106) type of decomposition and physical operations research (video and from books) (355) Furukon karate kumite research (from video and books) (108) birth watch Diary (36) diet, body building diary (69) violin diary (63) Reading greek subs Diary (164) Travel (65) history / History Modern (126) Furukon think about the martial arts of karate (39) Given the history of karate (23) movie Diary (19) English training diary (284) rice Diary (60) from a mobile phone (before elaboration) ( 1533) Other (180) Greetings (14) December 2014 (32) November 2014 (53) October 2014 (74) September 2014 (57) August 2014 (28) July 2014 (35) June 2014 (55) 2014 May the year (47) April 2014 (31) March 2014 (38) February 2014 (42) January 2014 (24) December 2013 (43) November 2013 (47) 2013 October (54) September greek subs 2013 (49) August 2013 (48) July 2013 (58) June 2013 (69) May 2013 (41) April 2013 (58) 2013 03 month (88) February 2013 (110) January 2013 (90) December 2012 (54) November 2012 (78) October 2012 (78) September 2012 (85) August 2012 (64) July 2012 (58) June 2012 (129) May 2012 (65) April 2012 (69) March 2012 (68) February 2012 (48) January 2012 ( 85) December greek subs 2011 (69) November 2011 (79) October 2011 (76) September 2011 (69) August 2011 (90) July 2011 (95) June 2011 (50 ) May 2011 (44) April 2011 (51) March 2011 (40) February 2011 (72) January 2011 (65) December 2010 (50) November 2010 (51) October 2010 (69) September 2010 (47) August 2010 (61) July 2010 (67) June 2010 (78) May 2010 (85) April 2010 (90) 2010 March year (71) February 2010 (86) January 2010 (81) December 2009 (83) November 2009 (85) October 2009 (85) September 2009 (55) 2009 August (78) July 2009 (81) June 2009 (72) May 2009 (67) April 2009 (92) March 2009 (77) February 2009 (50) 2009 01 month (43) December 2008 (46) November 2008 (36) October 2008 (36) September 2008 (41) August 2008 (41) July 2008 (49) June 2008 (34) May 2008 (34) April 2008 (37) March 2008 (29) February 2008 (30) January 2008 (26) December 2007 (11) November 2007 ( 22) October 2007 (21) September 2007 (31) August 2007 (19) July 2007 (36) June 2007 (41) May 2007 (49) April 2007 (68 ) March 2007 (76) February 2007 (48) January 2007 (31) December 2006 (29) November 2006 (19) October 2006 (24) September 2006 (20) August 2006 (33) July (39) June 2006 (34) May 2006 (50) April 2006 (35) March 2006 (23) February 2006 2006 (40) 2006 January year (61) December 2005 (41) November 2005 (37) October 2005 (45) September 2005 (14) To Ranking Top
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ȥ Ǽ 夲 ꥹ ǥ ? ιͻ ϡ ݥ륤 Ρ ե β ñ 㲽 줿 Simplistic theories of inflation ˡפȤ ȥ ä Ÿ Ƥ Ʊ ݥ륤 Υ ȥ 롼 ޥ Υ ȥ ˮ ˤǤιͻ Τ ä ˤ Ƥ 롣 The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level is potentially another simplistic theory of inflation. This works from the identity phonegap that the real value of government debt must equal the discounted value of primary surpluses (taxes less government spending). It also can be used in a naive way: treat future primary surpluses as fixed, and any increase in nominal phonegap government debt must lead to higher prices. But, as Chris Sims explains in this nice exposition at Lindau, future primary surpluses are not fixed. If debt increases, future primary surpluses can increase to pay the interest on that additional debt, and more. There may be some that say that we cannot trust politicians to do that. To which I say which planet have you been on for the last five years? As Brad DeLong reminds us for the US, this recession has been unusual in the zeal that governments have shown in rapidly reducing primary deficits, and of course in the Eurozone this zeal - embodied in the fiscal compact phonegap - has led to a second recession. Chris Sims raised the possibility that so great has this zeal been that even though nominal debt has risen, the price level might fall to make the identity hold. One lesson I would draw from this is that the Fiscal phonegap Theory of the Price Level, like monetarism, is not a terribly helpful way of thinking about future inflation. The idea that we can take one variable, or one equation, and distil from that the future price level is a fantasy. What is surprising is that this fantasy has been, and still remains, so attractive for some economists. ʪ κ ϡ Ĥ ե β ñ 㲽 줿 Ȥʤ 롣 Ư ϡ μ ϴ Ū Ǽ ٽ Ρˤγ ʤ ʤ ƤϤʤ ʤ Ȥ 餭 Ƥ 롣 ñ ʷ Ѥ 뤳 Ȥ Ǥ 롣 δ Ū ȸ С Τ ʤ ä ɬ ʪ 徺 ˤĤʤ 롣 ꥹ ॺ Υ Ǹ 褦 ˡ δ Ū ϸ ꤵ ƤϤ ʤ *1 ä 硢 ɲ Ū Ҥ Ť ʾ Ū 뤳 Ȥ 롣 ȤϿ ʤ Ȥ Ԥ 뤫 ʤ Ф ϡ 5ǯ ˤ ʤ Ϥɤ ˤ Τ ȿҤ åɡ ǥ ƹ ˤĤ Ʋ桹 褦 *2 Ū 뤳 Ȥ Ǯ Ȥ ǡ ʵ ǤϤʤ ä Ƹ ޤǤ ʤ 桼 Ǥϡ Ȥ Ƕ 줿 ξ Ǯ ϡ ʵ 餷 ꥹ ॺ ϡ ξ Ǯ 뤢 ޤꡢ ä Ƥ ʪ ब ǽ η狼 䤬 Ф ΰ Ĥϡ ʪ κ ϡ ޥ ꥺ Ʊ ե Ǥ Ω Ĥ ΤǤϤʤ Ȥ ȤǤ 롣 Ĥ ѿ ʤ Ĥ Ф ơ 龭 ʪ Ƴ Ф 뤳 Ȥ Ǥ 롢 Ȥ Τϥե ʤ ä ϡ Υե кѳؼ 礤 դ ȡ Ӹ ߤ դ Ƥ 뤳 ȤǤ 롣 17 http://t.co/0b3OjO7GNB 11 http://feedly.com/index.html 10 http://t.co/GTA01J5AyX 5 http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1 4 http://ask.fm/uncorrelated/answer/117581968701 4 http://t.co/NBTEC2v6y6 3 http://b.hatena.ne.jp/entry/d.hatena.ne.jp/himaginary/20140920/simplistic_theories_of_inflation 3 http://feedly.com/ phonegap 3 http://t.co/0MLw0BAKfO 3 https://www.google.co.jp/ [ к ] ꥢ ӥ ȹ [ ʳ ][ к ][ Ҳ ] ʳ Ū ʻ ͼ ȵ ǽ ʤ ʳ Ū ʻ ͼ [ к ]FRB Ƥ 1923ǯ θ [ к ] кѤˤ ͻ º Ū ԲȤΤ Ω ij [ к ] Զ [ к ] кѳػˤˤ ? [ к ] Ԥȥ [ к ] ƹ κ ܤξ Ǥΰ㤤 [ к ] ܤ ΰ㤤 21 [ к ][ Ҳ ] Ʊ ߤ ҳ Ӥ 夲 2014-12-20 ɤ Ϥ 2014-12-13 2014-11-22 oumu79358 2014-07-27 shavetail1 2011-04-10 shavetail1 2014-10-27 ܡ 2014-09-24 himaginary 2014-09-24 keizaikaisekiroom 2014-10-14 anoma 2014-10-13 anoma 2014-09-30 himaginary 2014-09-30 maeda_a 2014-09-23 himaginary 2014-09-23 perfectspell 2014-09-23 himaginary 2010-12-29 phonegap ȥ 2/3? 굡 ȤȤ Ƥμ 2014-08-02 5/5? Ѿ Ϥʤ 2011-04-09 ư Υ Υ ɤ - ʵ ȳʺ ȡ ܤ ü פˤ ... 2013-04-01 ?7 ǯ? ƱѤ ƴ Ƥ 2014-11-09 phonegap Ϲ DT01ACA300 Ǥ John Quiggin 塼 μҲ ʳ Ū Think outside the box Moneybox Free exchange: our economics blog | The Economist Noahpinion phonegap mainly macro The Longing Rock The Grumpy Economist Mostly Economics ƥ ߤ ? ߤ ? naked capitalism Grasping Reality with Both Hands: The Semi-Daily Journal of Economist Brad DeLong Worthwhile Canadian Initiative The Curious Capitalist - Commentary on the economy, the markets, and business - TIME.com FT Alphaville phonegap Economist s View Marginal Revolution The Baseline Scenario ǥ ʸ ʶ Ȥ ơˤޤȤ 褦 Ƥ 롢 Ȥ Τϡ Ʊ Ʊ ؽѻ ˤ ʤ ơ ޤ ʸ Ƥ 롢 Ȥ ȤǤ 礦 Ȥ ƣ Ω 줫 ǥ ե Ƥߤ Ȥ
Ծ ޥ ꥹ ȥ ݥ륤 Ρ פΥǥ ˤ ޤȤ Ҳ ȤǤ ȥ ǥ Ƥ Ǥ Nick Rowe ݥ륤 ? Ҳ Ƥ ꡢ ȥ Υ ȥ ϡ Simon Wren -Lewis and Nick Rowe Annoy Each Other ʥ ݥ륤 Nick Rowe Ϥ ߤ Ƥ ˡפ ꤵ Ƥ *1 "The aat neomonetarist movement aat starts from an acknowledgement of reality: shortfalls of aggregate demand do happen, and they do matter, and we need an answer . Like the original aat monetarists, however, they reject any government role in the form of discretionary fiscal policy. Instead, they argue that the Fed and its counterparts can do the job all on their own if they really want to." What I call a "neofiscalist" is exactly the same as what Paul calls a "neomonetarist", except at the Zero Lower Bound. aat When the central bank hits the ZLB, neofiscalists throw up their hands in despair, and call for fiscal policy to manage aggregate demand. ޥ ꥹ α ư ϡ פ ϳΤ ȯ ΤǤ ꡢ Ǥ ꡢ 桹 б ɬ פȤ Ƥ 롢 Ȥ ǧ ü ȯ Ƥ 롣 ʤ 顢 ޥ ꥹ Ʊ Ϻ Ū ʺ Ȥ Ǥ ꤷ Ƥ 롣 ϡ FRB ƹ 䤬 ε ˤʤꤵ д Ϥ Ǥ ԤǤ 롢 ȼ ĥ Ƥ 롣 Neomonetarism is a radical position. aat We want to get to the root of the problem of insufficient aggregate demand. We see aggregate demand as a monetary phenomenon, that only makes sense conceptually aat in a monetary exchange economy. And we see insufficient aggregate demand (just like an inflationary surfeit of aggregate demand) as due to an underlying failure of monetary institutions. We don't like fiscal patches that cover up that underlying problem. Because fiscal policy has other objectives and you can't always kill two birds with the same fiscal stone. Because we can't always rely on fiscal policymakers being able and willing to do the right thing. And because if your car has alternator trouble you fix the alternator; you don't just keep on doing bodge-jobs like replacing the battery every 100kms. And because if monetary policymakers do want to target too low a level of aggregate demand, then fiscal policy won't work, because the monetary policymakers will simply offset it . ޥ ꥺ Ū Ω 롣 桹 ˤĤ κ 줿 桹 פ ͻ Ū ȹ Ƥ ꡢ ʾ к ˤ ƤΤ ǰ Ȥ ư ʤ ȹ Ƥ 롣 Ʋ桹 ϡ ϡ ե Ū פβ Ʊ ˡ ͻ μ Ԥ Ū ȹ Ƥ 롣 κ Ū θ ɤ ѥå Ȥ Ϥʤ ˤ Ӥ ꡢƱ ФǾ Ļ Ȥʤ Ȥϸ ʤ ˡ ɼԤ Ȥ ԤǤ ġ Ǥ ƤˤϤǤ ʤ ޤ ư ǥ 륿 饪 륿 ΤǤ ꡢ Хåƥ 100 ? Ȥ Ȥ ä ο к 뤳 ȤϤ ʤ ? ˡ ͻ ɼԤ ޤ ˤ 㤤 פο ɸ Ȥ Ƥ ʤ С ϸ ʤ ? Ȥʤ С ͻ ɼԤ ñ ˤ 껦 Ƥ ޤ I ll come back to the car analogy, but let me focus on the patches idea for now. In their view, the proper way to do stabilisation policy outside a fixed exchange rate regime is, without qualification, to use monetary policy. So the first best policy is to try every monetary means possible, which may in fact turn out to be quite easy if only policymakers adopt the right rule. Fiscal policy is a second best bodge. MM just hates bodgers. As I explained in this post, the situation is not symmetric. I do not get annoyed aat with MM because I think monetary policy is a bodge. I have spent much time discussing what monetary policy can do at the ZLB, and I have written favourably about nominal GDP targets. But, speaking for just myself, I do get annoyed by at least some advocates of MM. To understand why I do get annoyed with MM, let me use another car analogy. We are going downhill, and the brakes do not seem to be working properly. I m sitting in the backseat with a representative aat of MM. I suggest to the driver that they should keep trying the brake pedal, but they should aat also put the handbrake on. The person sitting next to me says That is a terrible idea . The brake pedal should work. Maybe try pressing it in a different aat way. But do not put on the handbrake. The smell of burning rubber will be terrible. The brake pedal should work, that is what it is designed for, and to do anything else just lets the car manufacturer off the hook. Have you tried pressing on the accelerator after trying the brake? OK, that last one is unfair, but you get my point. When you have a macroeconomic disaster, with policymakers who are confused, conflicted and unreliable, you do not obsess over the optimal way of getting out of the disaster. There will be a time and place for that later. Instead you try and convince all the actors involved to do things that will avoid disaster. If both monetary and fiscal policymakers are doing the wrong thing given each other s actions, and your influence on either will be minimal, you encourage both to change their ways. MM agrees that fiscal stimulus will work unless i
I would distinguish between conventional monetary policy which sets the interest rate and this kind of financial intervention of buying profitclicking what appear to be undervalued private securities. Issuing what appear profitclicking to be overvalued public securities and trading them for undervalued private securities, at least under some conditions and some models, is the right thing to do. In my mind, it doesn t make a big difference whether it s done by the Federal Reserve, the Treasury or some other federal agency. ꤹ Ū ͻ ȡ ᾮɾ Ƥ ꤵ ڷ 뤳 ͻ ϡ Ȼפ ޤ ɾ Ƥ ꤵ Ū ڷ ȯ Ԥ ᾮɾ Ƥ ڷ ȸ 뤳 Ȥϡ ʤ Ȥ ξ ȥ ǥ β Ǥϡ ޤ ˤȤäƤϡ 줬 FRB ˤ äƤʤ 褦 ʤ Ϣˮ ؤˤ äƤʤ 褦 礷 㤤 Ϥ ޤ *1 и ά there are two branches to the exit strategy: There s paying interest on reserves, and there s reducing profitclicking reserves back to more normal levels. They re both completely safe, so it s a nonissue. The Fed itself is just not a danger. It is run by people who know exactly what to do. And we have 100 percent confidence they will do it. It s not something I worry about. и ά ˤ 2 Ĥμ ʤ ޤ ؤ ȡ ޤǸ 餹 ȤǤ ɤ μ ʤⴰ ʤ ΤǤ ꡢ ˤʤ뤳 ȤϤ ޤ FRB Τ ? ΤǤ FRB Ψ Ƥ ϲ ʤ Ƥ ޤ 桹 Ϥ 줬 ʤ 뤳 ȤˤĤ 100% ο Ƥ ޤ Ϥ ˤĤ ƤϿ Ƥ ޤ ͻ ˤĤ even though the Fed has driven the interest rate that it controls to zero, it hasn t had that much effect on reducing borrowing costs to individuals and businesses. The result is it hasn t transmitted the stimulus to where stimulus is needed, namely, private profitclicking spending. I mainly look at, as kind of a thought experiment, how much of a decline in activity occurs when that kind of a friction develops. When private borrowing rates rise and public borrowing rates fall, the difference between them is the amount of friction . I show that that s a potent source of trouble. I haven t tried to align it with history prior to the current crisis. That s an interesting question, but data on historical events aren t always so easy, so that lies ahead. Most of the undervalued assets that the Fed has bought have been mortgage related. It s been kind of an obsession with trying to solve these problems as they arise in home building, but home building is only part of the story. The collapse in other types of investment spending has been equally large. There would be a case for expanding that type of policy to other seemingly undervalued instruments. That would presumably result in the same pattern you ve seen in mortgages. That policy has been successful—differentially successful in depressing mortgage rates as opposed to bond rates or other areas. ϡ ͼ Ȥ ơ к ư ɤ 뤫 Ƥƹ Ƥߤޤ μڤ 徺 Ū μڤ 㲼 硢 κ Ȥ Ȥˤʤ ޤ Ϥ 줬 ˤʤ 뤳 Ȥ ޤ ʬ Ϥ Ԥδ? ˤ ƤϤ Ƥߤ Ȥ ȤϤޤ äƤ ޤ ơ ޤǤ Υǡ ɬ ưפǤʤ Ȥ ͽ ޤ FRB ᾮɾ 줿 ϡ ʬ Ϣ Ǥ κ ˤ ä Ȥ ǰ ˤ ꤽ Τä 櫓 Ǥ ºݤˤϽ ΰ ä ޤ ٽ Ʊ 餤 礭 ʤ ΤǤ ᾮɾ 줿 Ȼפ ˤޤ 㤤 礹 뤳 Ȥϡ 줿 Ȼפ ޤ It s a danger whenever profitclicking you have guaranteed financial institutions that have gotten into a very low capital situation. They ve suffered asset value declines, they ve become extremely leveraged and they have this very asymmetric payoff to the owner: If they go under, it s the government s problem; if they recover, it s the owner s benefit. That asymmetry, which is the so-called moral hazard problem, is just a huge issue. And yet, while we have a lot of institutions profitclicking in that setting today, we don t see many of them doing things that Akerlof and Romer described, such as paying themselves very large dividends. It s been difficult to get them to cut the dividends, but they have not paid out very large dividends or concealed dividends. profitclicking So it looks like we ve been somewhat successful in preventing profitclicking the worst kind of stealing, but the asymmetry is still potentially profitclicking a big issue . There are way too many bank failures that should not have occurred and especially should not have cost the taxpayers as much as they did. ݾڤ ͻ ʻ 㲼 ȡ ʤ餺 ʡ ʤɤˤ ʻ ή ФȤ ? ޤ ʤ 㲼 αƶ Ψ ü ޤꡢ Ф о Ū ڥ ȯ ޤ ͻ ܤˤʤ С Ȥʤ ޤ ľ С פˤʤ ޤ о ϡ ϥ ȸƤФ Ƥ ޤ Ǥ Ȥϸ 줿 ͻ Ͽ ޤ ʬ Ȥ ʧ Ȥ ä ? S&P ˤĤ ơ Ϥ ϸ
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