Credibility of central banks in monetary economies

This paper develops a model of money to study interventions by a central bank that can monitor the money holdings of agents. I show that an off-the-equilibrium intervention enhances the use of money and stabilizes its values. • With CBDC, the central bank can monitor the money holdings of agents. • The central bank intervenes only off the equilibrium. • With an appropriate intervention, there exists a unique equilibrium. • In this equilibrium, the value of money is positive and constant over time.

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Economics Letters
Published
2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2024.111927
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1
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Economic theories and models
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1.13

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Credibility of central banks in monetary economies

Kohei Iwasaki
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Economics Letters
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Credibility of central banks in monetary economies

Kohei Iwasaki
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Abstract

This paper develops a model of money to study interventions by a central bank that can monitor the money holdings of agents. I show that an off-the-equilibrium intervention enhances the use of money and stabilizes its values. • With CBDC, the central bank can monitor the money holdings of agents. • The central bank intervenes only off the equilibrium. • With an appropriate intervention, there exists a unique equilibrium. • In this equilibrium, the value of money is positive and constant over time.

Economics LettersVol. 243
Kyoto University (JP)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Economic theories and models
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