Non-traditional macroeconomic policy: financial policy and quantitative easing Consider the economy described in Figure
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Non-traditional macroeconomic policy: financial policy and
quantitative easing Consider the economy described in Figure 9-9 in
the textbook, and suppose that the IS and LM relations are: IS: Y =
C(Y − T, confidence) + I(Y, confidence, i + premium) + G LM: M/P =
Y L(i) Interpret the interest rate as the cash rate, the policy
interest rate of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Assume that there
is a premium added to the cash rate when firms have to borrow to
invest. c. Which central banks have used QE in recent years? What
other policy
options does the central bank have to stimulate the economy when
the cash rate has reached the zero (or just negative) bound
quantitative easing Consider the economy described in Figure 9-9 in
the textbook, and suppose that the IS and LM relations are: IS: Y =
C(Y − T, confidence) + I(Y, confidence, i + premium) + G LM: M/P =
Y L(i) Interpret the interest rate as the cash rate, the policy
interest rate of the Reserve Bank of Australia. Assume that there
is a premium added to the cash rate when firms have to borrow to
invest. c. Which central banks have used QE in recent years? What
other policy
options does the central bank have to stimulate the economy when
the cash rate has reached the zero (or just negative) bound