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Credit Market Imperfections and the Heterogeneous Response of Firms to Monetary Shocks

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This paper assesses the bank-lending channel interpretation of evidence on the heterogeneous response of firms to monetary shocks. To do so, the author develops a quantitative general equilibrium model of the bank-lending channel with imperfect credit markets. The calibrated model's steady state supports a common identification strategy adopted in the literature: small firms are credit constrained and large firms are not. For some parameter values, the model reproduces the cyclical observations viewed as supporting the lending view of the monetary transmission mechanism and for others it does not. The parameter values consistent with the lending view appear to be implausible.
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  • Jonas D.M. Fisher, 1994. "Credit Market Imperfections and the Heterogeneous Response of Firms to Monetary Shocks," University of Western Ontario, Departmental Research Report Series 9410, University of Western Ontario, Department of Economics.
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