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Can we explain unexpected fluctuations of long-term real interest rate?

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  • Barbora Voln'a

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In this paper, we present own point of view how the unexpected fluctuations of the long-term real interest rate can be explained. We describe a macroeconomic environment by the modification of the fundamental macroeconomic equilibrium model called the IS-LM model. Last but not least, we suggest a possible cooperation between the fiscal and monetary policy to reduce these fluctuations. Our modelling is demonstrated on an illustrative example.

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  • Barbora Voln'a, 2012. "Can we explain unexpected fluctuations of long-term real interest rate?," Papers 1211.2709, arXiv.org, revised Mar 2019.
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