11 mai 2009, 12h30–14h00
Salle MF 323
Paul Woolley Research Initiative Seminar
Résumé
This paper proposes a finite horizon general equilibrium model of international finance with fiat money, heterogeneous agents, multiple goods, multiple assets, multiple countries each with their own money supply, default and regulation. Nominal and real determinacy is obtained and money is non-neutral. IMED provides a coherent framework consistent with standard general equilibrium theory to study the effects of monetary, fiscal and regulatory policy in an international context in view of the current financial crisis.
Mots-clés
International Finance; Monetary Policy; Equilibrium Analysis;
Codes JEL
- D51: Exchange and Production Economies
- F30: General
- G15: International Financial Markets