Modeling Money and Credit: The New Monetarist View

Modeling Money and Credit: The New Monetarist View

In this paper, we survey recent theoretical work on money and credit following the New Monetarist approach. We argue that a coherent macroeconomic model should show that both these institutions are essential, in the sense that they help achieve allocations that could not be attained without them. As...

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