Term Premium Dynamics and the Taylor Rule
We explore the bond-pricing implications of an endowment economy where habit-formation pref- erences result in time-varying term premiums in real yields, and a monetary policy Taylor rule determines ination and nominal term premiums. A calibrated version of the model matches the observed term structure of both the mean and volatility of yields. Unlike a comparable model with exogenous ination, a Taylor rule that matches the properties of observed ination creates nominal term premiums that remain volatile even at long maturities. Experiments with different parameter values for the Taylor rule demonstrate that the nominal term premiums can be highly sensitive to monetary policy, and that the recent decrease in the level and volatility of the nominal yields could be the result of a more aggressive monetary policy.
Affine term structure general equilibrium time-varying term premiums monetary policy
Michael Gallmeyer Burton Hollifield Francisco Palomino Stanley Zin
Mays Business School,Texas A&M University Tepper School of Business,Carnegie Mellon University Ross School of Business,The University of Michigan Tepper School of Business,Carnegie Mellon University,and NBER
国际会议
大连
英文
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2008-07-02(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)