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The I Theory of Money & Redistributive Monetary Policy Markus K. Brunnermeier & Yuliy Sannikov Brunnermeier & Sannikov Princeton University Amsterdam, Nov. 20 th , 2015 Dutch Central Bank Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New)


  1. The I Theory of Money & Redistributive Monetary Policy Markus K. Brunnermeier & Yuliy Sannikov Brunnermeier & Sannikov Princeton University Amsterdam, Nov. 20 th , 2015 Dutch Central Bank

  2. Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New) Keynesia ian I Theory of of Money De Demand Man anagement Ri Risk (p (premiu ium) man anagement Stimulate aggregate consumption Alleviate balance sheet constraints Woodford Tobin (1982) BruSan Price stickiness & ZLB Both Financial Frictions Perfect capital markets Incomplete markets Representative Agent Heterogeneous Agents Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 or QE Reduces 𝑠 due to price Changes bond prices Changes asset prices stickiness Redistributes from Ex-post: Redistributes (depend on asset Consumption 𝑑 rises low MPC to high MPC holdings) consumers Brunnermeier & Sannikov Ex-ante: insurance -> reduces endogenous risk Yield curve: Expectation hypothesis -> impacts risk premia (Hanson- Stein,…) Moral hazard -> role for MacroPru Focus on levels Focus on levels and risk dynamics

  3. Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New) Keynesia ian I Theory of of Money De Demand Man anagement Ri Risk (p (premiu ium) man anagement Stimulate aggregate consumption Alleviate balance sheet constraints Woodford Tobin (1982) BruSan Price stickiness & ZLB Both Financial Frictions Perfect capital markets Incomplete markets Representative Agent Heterogeneous Agents Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 or QE Reduces 𝑠 due to price Changes bond prices Changes asset prices stickiness Redistributes from Ex-post: Redistributes (depend on asset Consumption 𝑑 rises low MPC to high MPC holdings) consumers Brunnermeier & Sannikov Ex-ante: insurance -> reduces endogenous risk Yield curve: Expectation hypothesis -> impacts risk premia (Hanson- Stein,…) Moral hazard -> role for MacroPru Focus on levels Focus on levels and risk dynamics

  4. Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New) Keynesia ian I Theory of of Money De Demand Man anagement Ri Risk (p (premiu ium) man anagement Stimulate aggregate consumption Alleviate balance sheet constraints Woodford Tobin (1982) BruSan Price stickiness & ZLB Both Financial Frictions Perfect capital markets Incomplete markets Representative Agent Heterogeneous Agents Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 or QE Reduces 𝑠 due to price Changes bond prices Changes asset prices stickiness Redistributes from Ex-post: Redistributes (depend on asset Consumption 𝑑 rises low MPC to high MPC holdings) consumers Brunnermeier & Sannikov Ex-ante: insurance -> reduces endogenous risk Yield curve: Expectation hypothesis -> impacts risk premia (Hanson- Stein,…) Moral hazard -> role for MacroPru Focus on levels Focus on levels and risk dynamics

  5. Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New) Keynesia ian I Theory of of Money De Demand Man anagement Ri Risk (p (premiu ium) man anagement Stimulate aggregate consumption Alleviate balance sheet constraints Woodford Tobin (1982) BruSan Price stickiness & ZLB Both Financial Frictions Perfect capital markets Incomplete markets Representative Agent Heterogeneous Agents Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 or QE Reduces 𝑠 due to price Changes bond prices Changes asset prices stickiness Redistributes from Ex-post: Redistributes (depend on asset Consumption 𝑑 rises low MPC to high MPC holdings) consumers Brunnermeier & Sannikov Ex-ante: insurance -> reduces endogenous risk Yield curve: Expectation hypothesis -> impacts risk premia (Hanson- Stein,…) Moral hazard -> role for MacroPru Focus on levels Focus on levels and risk dynamics

  6. Redistributive Monetary Policy (N (New) Keynesia ian I Theory of of Money De Demand Man anagement Ri Risk (p (premiu ium) man anagement Stimulate aggregate consumption Alleviate balance sheet constraints Woodford Tobin (1982) BruSan Price stickiness & ZLB Both Financial Frictions Perfect capital markets Incomplete markets Representative Agent Heterogeneous Agents Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 Cut 𝑗 or QE Reduces 𝑠 due to price Changes bond prices Changes asset prices stickiness Redistributes from Ex-post: Redistributes (depend on asset Consumption 𝑑 rises low MPC to high MPC holdings) consumers Brunnermeier & Sannikov Ex-ante: insurance -> reduces endogenous risk Yield curve: Expectation hypothesis -> impacts risk premia (Hanson- Stein,…) Moral hazard -> role for MacroPru Focus on levels Focus on levels and risk dynamics

  7. Roadmap  Redistribution via MoPo β€’ A Money Model without Banks β€’ Banks as β€œMoney Creators” & β€œRisk Mitigators ” β€’ Amplification in 4 Steps β€’ Ex-post Redistribution: Money vs. Credit View  Special Role of Long-term Safe Bond β€’ Ex-ante Perspective: Risk-transfer (Insurance) β€’ MacroPru Allows more Aggressive MoPo  Defaultable government bond β€’ Role of Financial Sector Brunnermeier & Sannikov  Insurer (if strict MacroPru)  Hostage – but diabolic loop  ESBies

  8. A Money Model without Intermediaries  Store of value: Money pays no dividend and is a bubble β€’ Value of money and of capital is endogenous \Fric ictio ion OL OLG deterministic endowment risk borrowing constraint Only money Samuelson  With intermediaries/inside money With capital Diamond Brunnermeier & Sannikov β€’ β€œMoney view” (Friedman & Schwartz) vs. β€œCredit view”(Tobin)  New Keynesian Models: BGG, Christian et al., … money in utility function

  9. A Money Model without Intermediaries  Store of value: Money pays no dividend and is a bubble β€’ Value of money and of capital is endogenous \Fric ictio ion OLG OL Incomple Inc lete Mark arkets + + idiosyncratic ic ri risk sk Risk deterministic endowment risk borrowing constraint Only money Samuelson Bewley With capital Diamond Aiyagari, Krusell-Smith Brunnermeier & Sannikov  With intermediaries/inside money β€’ β€œMoney view” (Friedman & Schwartz) vs. β€œCredit view”(Tobin)  New Keynesian Models: BGG, Christian et al., … money in utility function

  10. A Money Model without Intermediaries  Store of value: Money pays no dividend and is a bubble β€’ Value of money and of capital is endogenous \Fric ictio ion OL OLG Incomple Inc lete Mark arkets + + idiosyncratic ic ri risk sk Risk deterministic endowment risk investment risk borrowing constraint Only money Samuelson Bewley With capital Diamond Aiyagari, Krusell-Smith Basic β€œI Theory” Brunnermeier & Sannikov  Portfolio choice β€’ Invest in own firm output/dividend yield but idio risk β€’ Hold money no dividend no idio risk

  11. Endogenous Value of Money and Capital π‘Ÿ 0 π‘ž value of money π‘Ÿ value of capital (per unit) 0 𝜏 𝜍 idiosyncratic risk  Higher idiosyncratic risk 𝜏 Brunnermeier & Sannikov β€’ Lower price of physical capital π‘Ÿ β€’ Higher value of money π‘ž

  12. Endogenous Value of Money and Capital Time preference π‘Ÿ 0 π‘ž = πœβˆ’ 𝜍 𝜍 π‘Ÿ π‘ž value of money TFP πœ†π΅+1 π‘Ÿ value of capital π‘Ÿ = πœ† 𝜍 𝜏+1 (per unit) 0 Adjustment cost 𝜏 𝜍 idiosyncratic risk  Higher idiosyncratic risk 𝜏 Brunnermeier & Sannikov β€’ Lower price of physical capital π‘Ÿ β€’ Higher value of money π‘ž

  13. Roadmap  Redistribution via MoPo β€’ A Money Model without Banks β€’ Banks as β€œMoney Creators” & β€œRisk Mitigators ” β€’ Amplification in 4 Steps β€’ Ex-post Redistribution: Money vs. Credit View  Special Role of Long-term Safe Bond β€’ Ex-ante Perspective: Risk-transfer (Insurance) β€’ MacroPru Allows more Aggressive MoPo  Defaultable government bond β€’ Contingent commitment dilemma Brunnermeier & Sannikov β€’ Role of Financial Sector  Insurer (if strict MacroPru)  Hostage – but diabolic loop  ESBies

  14. Add intermediaries Outside Money  Technologies 𝑐  Technologies 𝑏 A L A L A L A L Risky Claim A L Risky Claim Risky Claim A L A L A L Risky Claim … Money Inside equity Risky Claim Risky Claim Net worth Money Net worth 𝐢 1 𝐡 1  Intermediaries β€’ Can hold outside equity Brunnermeier & Sannikov & diversify within sector 𝑐 β€’ Monitoring

  15. Add intermediaries Outside Money  Technologies 𝑐  Technologies 𝑏 A L A L A L A L Risky Claim A L Risky Claim Risky Claim A L A L A L Risky Claim … Money Inside equity Risky Claim Risky Claim Net worth Money Net worth 𝐢 1 𝐡 1  Intermediaries β€’ Can hold outside equity Brunnermeier & Sannikov & diversify within sector 𝑐 β€’ Monitoring

  16. Add intermediaries Outside Money  Technologies 𝑐  Technologies 𝑏 A L Outside Money Pass through A L A L Inside Money A L Risky Claim A L Risky Claim Risky Claim A L A L (deposits) A L Risky Claim … Money Inside equity Risky Claim HH Net worth Risky Claim Money Net worth 𝐢 1 𝐡 1  Intermediaries β€’ Can hold outside equity Brunnermeier & Sannikov & diversify within sector 𝑐 β€’ Monitoring β€’ Create inside money β€’ Maturity/liquidity transformation

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