Optimal Growth Using Fiscal and Monetary Policies

Monetary and Fiscal Policies and the Growth Laffer Curve: Panel Data Evidences

The present paper examines the mitigating effect of monetary and fiscal policies on the “Growth Laffer curve” (GLC) using a panel data of 38 high income countries over the period 2003-2012. Adopting generalised method of moments (GMM) estimators, the paper finds evidence substantiating the presence of an inverted-U GLC. Moreover, the evidence suggests that the GLC shifts downward by employing e...

Effects of Fiscal and Monetary Policies on the Iranian Economy: An Optimal Control Approach

This paper evaluates the interacted effects of the fiscal and monetary policies on the nominal and real macro-variables of the Iranian economy. Our analysis is thus based on the optimal control theory by which the optimal path of the control variables including monetary and fiscal tools are determined over the period 1963-2006. We also use a macro-econometric model in form of a simultaneous equ...

Quantitative Determination Of Optimal Fiscal And Monetary Policies: A Stochastic Optimal Control Analysis For Iran

Optimality Of Monetary And Fiscal Policies In Iran: An Application Of The Stochastic Optimal Control Theory

Monetary and Fiscal Policy Interaction in Iran: A Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Approach

Achieving the goals of price stability, sustainable economic growth, and the improvement of many economic variables require coordination between the monetary and financial authorities. In this study, a new modified Keynesian stochastic dynamic equilibrium general equilibrium model is introduced for Iran and in the framework of game theory, optimal policy of fiscal and monetary authorities are d...

The Impact of Social damages on the Effectiveness of Fiscal and Monetary Policies: The DSGE Approach

 The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of social damages (divorce, crime and addiction) on the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies. To achieve this, the literature on endogenous growth models has been used and the relationships of economic agents have been explained in the form of a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model. In the designed DSGE model, labor produc...