CEU eTD Collection (2015); Iker, Áron: The Hungarian foreign currency loan bailout scheme in a New-Keynesian modeling framework

CEU Electronic Theses and Dissertations, 2015
Author Iker, Áron
Title The Hungarian foreign currency loan bailout scheme in a New-Keynesian modeling framework
Summary The objective of my thesis is to investigate the economic effects of the foreign currency loan bailout schemes implemented by the Hungarian government. These measures are studied in a New-Keynesian modeling framework, and they are introduced as exogenous shocks to the system. The applied structure is a small open economy model supplemented by a linked housing-borrowing part, where the seminal paper of Iacoviello(2005) is heavily utilized. The results underpin other economists’ opinion: apart from the welfare distribution across saving and borrowing households, there is a temporary rise in consumption and output, but in the middle run both indicators take a negative turn, indicating an economic recession ceteris paribus. The paper can be extended by introducing hyperbolic preferences and a more realistic risk premium evolution process.
Supervisor István Kónya
Department Economics MA
Full texthttps://www.etd.ceu.edu/2015/iker_aron.pdf

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