
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1013985
handle: 10419/212067
We present a two country DGE model and estimate it using Bayesian techniques and euro area and US quarterly data for 1977 2004. In analysing the current accounts we find that a lower US rate of time preference or a higher dollar risk premium could render the deficit sustainable, but that these could push the interest rate to the zero bound. Secondly, we find that fiscal policy is not sufficiently effective to improve the current account although the zero bound is not hit. Key words: current account, zero bound, policy coordination JEL classification numbers: E61, F32
current account; zero bound; policy coordination, E61, ddc:330, zero bound, F32, policy coordination, current account, jel: jel:E61, jel: jel:F32
current account; zero bound; policy coordination, E61, ddc:330, zero bound, F32, policy coordination, current account, jel: jel:E61, jel: jel:F32
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