Is Japans Monetary Policy a Rational Expectations Saga Preeta George Monika Gupta
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Title: Japans Monetary Policy a Rational Expectations Saga This is not an original title, but it reflects my point-of-view, that Japans monetary policy has become a classic example of rational expectations (RE) saga. (min 350 words): I have been following Japan’s policy for the past two decades, and it has been one of the most fascinating policy stories in recent times. Japan’s monetary policy is, of course, a key driver
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This essay is an in-depth look into Japans monetary policy. The Japanese economy is currently under a severe recession. Economists from all around the globe have attributed the recession to various factors such as low consumer demand, slowdown in exports, deflation, and debt problem. The recession has led to various policies implemented by the Japanese Government. These policies have had varying effects. This essay will explain Japan’s monetary policy, its rationale, and its outcomes. The essay will discuss Japan’s economic policies
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Title: Rational Expectations with Non-Monetary Fiscal Policies in Japan: Implications for Global Investors, 2021 Subtitle: A Comparative Study, Saga Purpose: To analyze the rationale for fiscal spending decisions of the Japanese government since the 2008 crisis. Abstract: The global financial crisis (2008–2012) led to the imposition of the `Great Containment’ in Japan, a massive quantitative easing
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In a recent article published by Bloomberg, the author presents an argument that suggests that Japan’s recent experience in adopting a ‘Rational Expectations’ policy has not lived up to its expectations. The author argues that by implementing this policy, the central bank has ignored the fundamental nature of Japan as a ‘suspect currency’, and has instead tried to convince the Japanese public that the economy will turn out better than it currently is. However, I argue that this argument only reinforces the prevailing view in Japan that the monetary policy
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Japan’s monetary policy is under the “beneficial effects” of rational expectations. This is one of the oldest, still useful, macroeconomic theories in the book. home However, it has recently been “revised” into a “rational expectations saga.” The revision is as a result of an analysis of recent empirical evidence on this matter, which was done by a research team led by Dr. Nobuyuki Abe, of the Bank of Japan’s Research Institute. This paper will examine this revised theory from a theoretical perspective,