Titlebook: Macroprudential Policy; Taming the wild gyra Richard Barwell Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2013

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Preliminariession of events. A superficial glance at the data would tend to support that hypothesis. The volume of goods and services that the UK economy produces each quarter has been on an upward trend over the past half-century. In the years leading up to the crisis that trend was remarkably steady, with over

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The Design of Macroprudential Policymore stable trajectory for the financial system and wider economy going forward. This chapter defines that macroprudential perspective and where it fits in relative to the existing microprudential and monetary policy regimes. We begin with a brief review of the lineage of the term, which is discusse

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The Institutions of Macroprudential Policycial regulation at the Mansion House. The plans had two key ingredients: to cleave the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in two — into a microprudential regulator and a conduct-of-business regulator — and the creation of a new body to implement macroprudential policy. In this chapter we review the

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The Instruments of Macroprudential Policyheir objectives. Quite a lot has been written already about the instruments that UK policymakers will have at their disposal, with the Bank of England publishing a discussion paper on this issue, summarizing a range of conventional measures which the Bank broadly categorizes into three groups: those

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The Conduct of Macroprudential Policyt. The search for reliable indicators of a build-up of risk within the system is therefore of paramount importance. In this chapter we discuss some of the issues involved in identifying these canaries in the coalmine and summarize what policymakers believed, pre-crisis, about the set of indicators w

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The Conventional Wisdomthe financial crisis and the events that followed could be judged an anomaly of one sort or another. The near complete failure of the macroeconomics profession to predict the coming of the great financial crisis of our time, or the persistence and severity of the depression it produced, has forced m

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