metas de inflação e política fiscal
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Abstract
A literatura atual sobre o estabelecimento de metas de inflação assume implicitamente a ausência de interação entre as autoridades fiscal e monetária para o sucesso deste regime monetário. O objetivo deste artigo é discutir o regime de metas de inflação em um ambiente onde as autoridades fiscal e monetária interagem de maneira não-cooperativa, os impostos são distorcivos e a autoridade monetária é discricionária. São discutidos os resultados de equilíbrios de Nash sob diferentes restrições institucionais. Neste ambiente, regras, o banqueiro central conservador de Rogoff e o regime de metas de inflação, estabelecido para reduzir o viés inflacionário da autoridade monetária, podem provocar uma piora na função perda da sociedade.
Current literature on inflation targeting, based on the Barro-Gordon model, assumes no interaction between monetary and fiscal authorities. In this paper, inflation targeting is introduced in a model where monetary and fiscal policies interact strategically, taxes are distortional and the monetary authority is discretionary. Some Nash equilibria, under different institutional structures designed to improve policy outcomes, are discussed. In this framework, commitment, Rogoff's conservative central banker and inflation targeting, which are designed to reduce monetary authority inflation bias, can reduce society's welfare. The paper establishes the conditions for this to happen.
Current literature on inflation targeting, based on the Barro-Gordon model, assumes no interaction between monetary and fiscal authorities. In this paper, inflation targeting is introduced in a model where monetary and fiscal policies interact strategically, taxes are distortional and the monetary authority is discretionary. Some Nash equilibria, under different institutional structures designed to improve policy outcomes, are discussed. In this framework, commitment, Rogoff's conservative central banker and inflation targeting, which are designed to reduce monetary authority inflation bias, can reduce society's welfare. The paper establishes the conditions for this to happen.
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| Authors | ;Ronald Hillbrecht |
| Journal | langenbeck's archives of surgery |
| Year | 2001 |
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