Macroeconomic Costs of Higher Bank Capital and Liquidity Requirements.
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Author / Creator: | Roger, Scott. |
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Imprint: | Washington : International Monetary Fund, 2011. |
Description: | 1 online resource (75 pages) |
Language: | English |
Series: | IMF Working Papers IMF Working Papers. |
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Format: | E-Resource Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12502389 |
Table of Contents:
- Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; I. Introduction; II. Modeling Macro-Financial Linkages; A. Incorporating a Banking Sector into the Macroeconomic Model; 1. A Representative Bank Balance Sheet; B. Real-Financial Linkages and the Transmission Mechanism An unexpected technology shock; 1. A Technology Shock; III. Macroeconomic Costs of Increasing Capital and Liquidity Requirements; A. Regulatory Changes and Assumptions; B. Potential Bank Responses to an Increase in Capital Requirements; C. Results; 2. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements.
- 3. The United States-Effects of Tighter Capital RequirementsD. An Increase in Liquidity Requirements; 4. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements; 5. The United States-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements; E. Sensitivity and Robustness Analysis; 6. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements over Different Horizons; 7. The United States-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements over Different Horizons; 8. Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements over Different Horizons; 9. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements under Alternative Monetary Policy.
- 10. The United States-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements under Alternative Monetary Policy11. Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements under Alternative Monetary Policy; 12. Persistence of the Capital Adequacy Ratio; IV. Concluding Comments and Future Directions; I.A Description of the Model and Calibration; 13. Calibration of Model's Parameters Affecting Steady-state; 14. Implied Model Ratios; 15. Calibration of Model Dynamic Parameters; 2. The Euro Area-Increasing Retained Earning via Dividend Policy; 3. The United States-Increasing Retained Earning via Dividend Policy.
- 4. The Euro Area-Adjusting Banks Assets via the LTV Ratio5. The United States-Adjusting Banks Assets via the LTV Ratio; 6. The Euro Area-Adjusting Banks Assets via the LTV Ratio and Portfolio Riskiness; 7. The United States-Adjusting Banks Assets via the LTV Ratio and Portfolio Riskiness; 8. Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements; 9. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements under Different Risk-weighting Assumptions; 10. The United States-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements under Different Risk-weighting Assumptions.
- 11. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements over Different Horizons12. The United States-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements over Different Horizons; 13. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements over Different Horizons; 14. The United States-Effects of Tighter Liquidity Requirements over Different Horizons; 15. The Euro Area-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements under Alternative Monetary Policy; 16. The United States-Effects of Tighter Capital Requirements under Alternative Monetary Policy.