Discussion of The Great Escape? A Quantitative Evaluation of the Fed s Non- Standard Policies by Del Negro, Eggertsson, Ferrero, and Kiyotaki
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1 Discussion of The Great Escape? A Quantitative Evaluation of the Fed s Non- Standard Policies by Del Negro, Eggertsson, Ferrero, and Kiyotaki Zheng Liu, FRB San Francisco March 5, 2010 The opinions expressed in this discussion do not necessarily reflect the views of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco or the Federal Reserve System.
2 Very ambitious and provocative Nice framework to think about the financial crisis and Fed policy intervention Shows financial frictions quantitatively important for asset prices and aggregate quantities. Liquidity constraints interact with nominal rigidities and zero lower bound; Absent policy intervention, financial shocks could lead to Great Depression 2.0.
3 Outline of discussion How does financial friction amplify shocks? What is externality that calls for policy intervention? Can we say anything interesting about housing market intervention?
4 The Financial Friction (KM, 2008) Entrepreneurs face idiosyncratic investment opportunities Saving entrepreneurs make portfolio choice between money and equity Investing entrepreneurs finance investment using money, borrowed funds (new equity issues), and resale of equity holdings. Equity holders face uninsurable idiosyncratic risk of limited resaleability precautionary demand for liquid assets
5 Financial multiplier Persistent negative liquidity shock reduces demand for equity and increases demand for money flight to quality. Equity price falls and value of money increases: higher liquidity premium. Lower equity price and tighter liquidity constraints less external financing investment declines. Lower current investment lower future output and dividends further decline in current equity price: a financial multiplier
6 Nominal rigidities important Flexible prices and wages investment tanks but not much recession in output negative comovement (KM, 2008). Sticky prices prices cannot fall to desired level aggregate demand falls. Zero lower bound provides further amplification (Eggertsson, 2009; Christiano, Eichenbaum, Rebelo, 2009).
7 Externality and policy intervention Efficient equilibrium: Agents are unconstrained, money has no value, and equity price is constant. Liquidity shock has no effect. Externality: liquidity constraint ties investment to equity price inefficient credit booms and busts (Lorenzoni, 2008). Policy that exchanges liquid for illiquid assets helps stabilize inefficient credit cycles. Optimal policy: Can monetary policy undo liquidity constraints and restore efficiency (without propping up zombies)? Moral hazard and default not in the model but important for optimal policy.
8 Housing market crisis can be large and long lasting Housing prices 120 US Great Depression (Peak: 1925) 100 S&P Case-Shiller National Index (Peak: 2007) Japan Urban Land Price (Peak: 1991)
9 Unconventional policy: Housing market intervention important Billions of $ Federal Reserve Bank Credit Billions of $ Direct Financial Assistance (AIG Credit, Maiden Lane LLCs) $90.6b Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility $47.0 b Commercial Paper Funding Facility LLC $7.7 b Asset-Backed Commercial Paper MMMF Liquidity Facility $0.0 b Primary dealer and other broker dealer credit $0.0 b Term Sec. Lending Facility $0.0 b FX swaps $0.0 b Term Auction Credit Facility $15.4 b Discount Window $14.8 b week of Feb Jul-07 Jan-08 Jul-08 Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan Overnight Sec. Lending Facility $5.1 b Repurchase Agreements $0.0 b Federal agency debt and MBS held outright $ b US Treasuries held outright less securities lent to dealers $771.5 b Other credit $93.2 b
10 Housing market intervention Important to study housing market intervention A framework to study housing market: Liu, Wang, and Zha (LWZ, 2009). LWZ similar to DEFK: both build on various works by KM. Credit constraints investment tied to asset prices financial multiplier leads to credit booms and busts Binding credit constraints positive shadow value of available funds (liquid assets) time-varying credit spread Credit constraints amplify shocks to asset demand (liquidity demand in DEFK vs. housing demand in LWZ)
11 Some differences A key feature of housing market: land supply is fixed. LWZ find housing demand shocks generate large declines in housing price, investment, and output. Financial multiplier in LWZ is large policy intervention in housing market likely more important.
12 Credit constraints in housing market generate inefficient credit booms and busts q l L e d Lh B A L e L h
13 Credit constraints in housing market generate inefficient credit booms and busts q l L e d Lh C B A L e L h
14 Credit constraints in housing market generate inefficient credit booms and busts q l L e d Lh E C B A L e L h
15 Summary DEFK provide very nice framework to understand equity market and policy intervention. Disruptions in housing market equally important and may be tied to disruptions in equity market calls for more studies about housing market imperfections. This paper, along with other papers presented at this conference, should be useful starting points for thinking about current crisis and policy intervention.
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