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Transmission de la politique monetaire et credit bancaire, une application a 5 pays de l'OCDE

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Fernando Barran
Virginie Coudert
Benoit Mojon

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Les canaux de transmission de la politique monetaire se sont modifies avec la dereglementation-liberalisation qui est apparue dans la plupart des pays. Si le canal par le taux d'interet semble maintenant plus direct, l'effet des agregats monetaires eux-memes sur l'activite s'est sans doute transforme a mesure que leurs definitions evoluaient. Parallelement dans la derniere recession americaine, des taux d'interet maintenus tres bas n'ont pas reussi a relancer l'activite dans les delais habituels, notamment car la distribution de credits a ete tres faible. Ceci a jete quelques doutes sur l'efficacite des transmissions de la politique monetaire. Au canal par les taux d'interet, certains auteurs ont propose d'ajouter un canal par le credit bancaire. S'il est maintenant etabli theoriquement - a la suite des travaux de Stiglitz et Weiss (1981) -qu'il peut exister un "rationnement d'equilibre" du credit, l'equilibrage de ce marche peut passer par d'autres variables que le taux d'interet, et ce rationnement effectue par les banques dans les periodes de recession peut sans doute avoir un impact macro-economique qui merite d'etre etudie.

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Keywords: politique monetaire taux d'interet

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E50 - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics - - Monetary Policy, Central Banking, and the Supply of Money and Credit - - - General
F42 - International Economics - - Macroeconomic Aspects of International Trade and Finance - - - International Policy Coordination and Transmission
C10 - Mathematical and Quantitative Methods - - Econometric and Statistical Methods: General - - - General

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