Monetary Policy & Inflation | US
From Macro Musings Blog: My argument was that even without a significant reduction in the supply of reserves, a large shift in the demand for reserves could be sufficient to move the Fed off the perfectly elastic or ‘flat’ portion of the bank reserve demand curve…
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From Macro Musings Blog: My argument was that even without a significant reduction in the supply of reserves, a large shift in the demand for reserves could be sufficient to move the Fed off the perfectly elastic or ‘flat’ portion of the bank reserve demand curve. The Fed, in other words, could have a relatively large balance sheet and still end up in a corridor operating system.
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