A Tail of Three Occasionally Binding Constraints: A Modelling Approach to GDP-at-Risk

IF 3.3 2区经济学 Q1 BUSINESS, FINANCE Imf Economic Review Pub Date : 2024-08-09 DOI:10.1057/s41308-024-00253-y

David Aikman, Kristina Bluwstein, Sudipto Karmakar

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Abstract

We build a semi-structural New Keynesian model to study the drivers of macroeconomic tail risk (‘GDP-at-Risk’). Our model features three key nonlinearities: an effective lower bound on nominal interest rates; a credit crunch in bank loan supply when bank capital depletes; and deleveraging by borrowers when debt service burdens become excessive. These nonlinearities can interact to amplify GDP-at-Risk: for example, when debt burdens rise sufficiently, this increases the risk of debt deleveraging but also that of a credit crunch and hitting the effective lower bound. We use the model to study various UK recessions and document the amplification potential driven by the prevailing levels of headroom vis-a-vis the effective lower bound, the bank capital constraint, and the debt service burden threshold. Furthermore, we simulate a persistent inflation shock to analyse how these interactions might operate at this juncture.

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三个偶然约束的尾巴：国内生产总值风险建模方法

我们建立了一个半结构新凯恩斯主义模型，研究宏观经济尾部风险（"GDP 风险"）的驱动因素。我们的模型有三个关键的非线性因素：名义利率的有效下限；当银行资本耗尽时银行贷款供应的信贷紧缩；以及当偿债负担过重时借款人的去杠杆化。这些非线性因素会相互作用，放大 GDP 风险：例如，当债务负担上升到一定程度时，债务去杠杆化的风险就会增加，同时信贷紧缩和触及有效下限的风险也会增加。我们使用该模型研究了英国的各种经济衰退，并记录了相对于有效下限、银行资本约束和偿债负担阈值的现行裕度水平所驱动的放大潜力。此外，我们还模拟了持续性通胀冲击，以分析这些相互作用在此关头可能如何发挥作用。

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