Chapter 15 Monetary Policy

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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
THE FEDERAL RESERVE AND
THE BANKING SYSTEM
Open Market
Committee
Board of
Governors
Advisory
Councils
12 Federal
Reserve Banks
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Commercial
Banks
Thrift Institutions
(Savings & loan associations,
mutual savings banks, credit unions)
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The Public
(Households and
businesses)
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
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Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Monetary
Policy
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF THE U.S.
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
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Fed Functions- Money Supply
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
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• 1. Issuing Currency—Federal Reserve
Notes—paper currency—issued by
districtbanks. Money identifies what
district it came from on upper left of
front of bill.
• 2. Setting Reserve Requirements
• 3. Lending Money to banks/thrifts
• 4. Provides for check collection
• 5. Acts as fiscal agent—gov’ts bank!
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Fed Functions-Money Supply
• 6. Supervising banks
• 7. Controlling Money Supply
– -To stabilize
– -To influence expansion/contraction of
economy.
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
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GOALS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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…to assist the
economy in achieving
a full-employment,
noninflationary level
of total output
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CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET OF
THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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ASSETS
• Securities
• Loans to Commercial Banks
LIABILITIES
• Reserves of Commercial
Banks
• Treasury Deposits
• Federal Reserve Notes
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TOOLS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Open Market Operations
Buying Securities
From commercial banks...
• Bank gives up securities
• FED pays bank
• Banks have increased reserves
From individuals...
• Individual gives up securities
• Individual deposits check in bank
• Banks have increased reserves
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
FEDERAL RESERVE
PURCHASE OF BONDS
Purchase of a
$1000 bond
from a bank...
New reserves
$800
Excess
Reserves
$200
Required
reserves
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
$4000
Bank System Lending
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$1000
Initial
Deposit
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Total Increase in Money Supply ($5000)
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TOOLS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Open Market Operations
The Reserve Ratio
Raising the Reserve Ratio
• Banks must hold more reserves
• Banks decrease lending
• Money supply decreases
Lowering the Reserve Ratio
• Banks may hold less reserves
• Banks increase lending
• Money supply increases
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TOOLS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Open Market Operations
The Reserve Ratio
The Discount Rate
Easy Money Policy
• Buy Securities
• Decrease Reserve Ratio
• Lower Discount Rate
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TOOLS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Open Market Operations
The Reserve Ratio
The Discount Rate
Easy Money Policy
Tight Money Policy
• Sell Securities
• Increase Reserve Ratio
• Raise Discount Rate
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TOOLS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Open Market Operations
The Reserve Ratio
The Discount Rate
Easy Money Policy
Tight Money Policy
• Sell Securities
• Increase Reserve Ratio
• Raise Discount Rate
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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MONETARY POLICY, REAL GDP
AND THE PRICE LEVEL
Cause-Effect Chain
• Money supply impacts interest
rates
• Interest rates affect investment
• Investment is a component of
AD
• Equilibrium GDP is changed
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MONETARY POLICY AND EQUILIBRIUM GDP
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Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Real rate of interest, i
Goals of Monetary Policy
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
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10
8
8
6
6
Dm
0
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Quantity of money demanded and supplied
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Key Terms
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Price level
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Investment
Demand
P2
P1
0
Amount of investment, i
Money Supply Increases
Interest Rate Decreases
Investment Increases
AD1
AD2
Real domestic output, GDP
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AD & GDP Increases
with slight inflation
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MONETARY POLICY AND EQUILIBRIUM GDP
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Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Real rate of interest, i
Goals of Monetary Policy
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
10
10
8
8
6
6
Dm
0
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Quantity of money demanded and supplied
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Key Terms
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Price level
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Investment
Demand
P3
P2
P1
0
Amount of investment, i
More Money Supply
Lower Interest Rates
More Investment
AD1
AD2 AD3
Real domestic output, GDP
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Still higher AD & GDP
with significant inflation
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
MONETARY POLICY, REAL GDP
AND THE PRICE LEVEL
Effects of an easy money policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Effects of a tight money policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Monetary policy & aggregate
supply
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EFFECTIVENESS OF MONETARY POLICY
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Strengths of monetary policy
• Speed and flexibility
• Isolation from political
pressure
• Successes in the 1980s &
1990s
Shortcomings and problems
• Less control?
• Changes in velocity
• Cyclical asymmetry
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
TARGETING THE FEDERAL
FUNDS RATE
Generalized Interest
Rate Changes
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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Money Supply Impact
The Federal Funds Rate
The Prime Interest Rate
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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MONETARY POLICY AND THE
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
• Net export effect
• Macro stability and
the trade balance
• The “Big Picture”
Chapter Conclusions
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Net Export Effect
Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
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• FED Contractionary: Raise interest rate:
–
–
–
–
Dollar goes up
Exports fall
Imports rise
Therefore: Negative Net Export Effect
• FED Expansionary: Lower interest rate:
–
–
–
–
–
Dollar goes down
Exports rise
Imports fall
GDP increases
Positive net export effect
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monetary policy
open-market committee
reserve ratio
discount rate
easy money policy
tight money policy
velocity of money
cyclical asymmetry
Federal funds rate
prime interest rate
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Goals of Monetary Policy
Consolidated Balance
Sheet of the Federal
Reserve Banks
Extending the Analysis
of Aggregate Supply
Tools of Monetary Policy
Federal Reserve Purchase
of Bonds
Monetary Policy, Real
GDP, and the Price Level
Monetary Policy and
Equilibrium GDP
Effectiveness of Monetary
Policy
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Targeting the Federal
Funds Rate
Monetary Policy and the
International Economy
Key Terms
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