Agriculture Reference
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Table A9.7
Short-run closure
a
Region
Monetary policy target
b
Labour market
Captal controls:
closure: nomnal
capital account
wage
c
net inflow I-SD
d
China
Nominal exchange rate,
E
Sticky (λ=0.5)
Rigid
Vietnam
Nominal exchange rate,
E
Sticky (λ=0.5)
Rigid
Other ASEAN
Consumer price level,
P
C
Flexible (λ=1)
Flexible
Japan
Consumer price level,
P
C
Flexible (λ=1)
Flexible
Korea
Consumer price level,
P
C
Flexible (λ=1)
Flexible
Australia
Consumer price level,
P
C
Rigid (λ=0)
Flexible
United States
Consumer price level,
P
C
Rigid (λ=0)
Flexible
Europe (EU)
Consumer price level,
P
C
Rigid (λ=0)
Flexible
Rest of World
Nominal exchange rate,
E
Flexible (λ =1)
Flexible
Notes:
a
The expected future return on nstalled captal s exogenous and determned n a
separate long-run soluton.
b
The nominal money supply is endogenous in each case, the corresponding exogenous
varable beng the lsted target.
c
When the nominal wage is assumed flexible it is endogenous and the corresponding
exogenous variable is the employment level. When it is sticky or rigid, equation 2 of
Secton 2 s actvated and the employment level s endogenous.
d
Capital controls are assumed to maintain a rigid net inflow of foreign investment on
the captal account. When
KA = I-SD
is made exogenous to represent this, an interest
premum opens between the domestc and nternatonal captal markets. Ths premum
becomes endogenous. Effectively, the home and foreign capital markets are separated
and clear at different interest rates. Where the capital account is flexible (open), this
implies that private flows on the capital account are permitted at any level.
KA = I-SD
s
then endogenous and the home nterest premum s exogenous (unchanged by any shock).
Ths means that the home nterest rate then moves n proporton to the rate that clears
the global savngs-nvestment market.
