Asymmetric Effects of Monetary Policy in the United States

Abstract

Using M1, the authors achieve results that match previous findings on the size and sign of monetary policy shocks: Positive shocks have larger real effects. Using the federal funds rate, however, they find that only small negative shocks affect real aggregate activity.

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