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Money Supply and Interest Rates

BFI Lecture 4.2.

Petar Stankov

petar.stankov@cerge-ei.cz

16 Oct. 2008

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Outline

1 Money Supply and Changes in Money Demand

2 The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

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Money Supply and Interest Rates

The Central Bank controls money supply

Is that always the case?

No, because Ms has important effects on money demand as well

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Money Supply and Interest Rates

The Central Bank controls money supply

Is that always the case?

No, because Ms has important effects on money demand as well

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Money Supply and Interest Rates

The Central Bank controls money supply

Is that always the case?

No, because Ms has important effects on money demand as well

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Money Supply and Interest Rates

The Central Bank controls money supply

Is that always the case?

No, because Ms has important effects on money demand as well

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Money Supply and Interest Rates

The Central Bank controls money supply

Is that always the case?

No, because Ms has important effects on money demand as well

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Three Effects of Money Supply on Money Demand

What does money supply do?

1 Increase inflation (price-level effect)

2 Increase expected inflation (expected inflation effect)

3 Increase wealth (wealth effect)

The Wealth Effect of Money Supply on Money Demand Money Supply ↑⇒wealth↑⇒money demand ↑

The Price-Level Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

The Expected Inflation Effect of Ms on Md

Money Supply ↑⇒exp. inflation↑⇒money demand ↑

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The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

The benchmark case: Liquidity Effect Dominating

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The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

The other two cases: Liquidity Effect DominatED

The three effects dominate in the long-run

Expected inflation effect kicks in immediately

Let’s play policymaking...

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The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

The other two cases: Liquidity Effect DominatED

The three effects dominate in the long-run

Expected inflation effect kicks in immediately

Let’s play policymaking...

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The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

The other two cases: Liquidity Effect DominatED

The three effects dominate in the long-run

Expected inflation effect kicks in immediately

Let’s play policymaking...

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The Effect of Money Demand on Interest Rates

The other two cases: Liquidity Effect DominatED

The three effects dominate in the long-run

Expected inflation effect kicks in immediately

Let’s play policymaking...

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Liquidity Effect DominatED

Evidence

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