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This is because there are two opposite effects operating. As integration increases, the spill-over effect of a given monetary expansion (for a common negative supply-side shock) from the n government-dependent CBs on the single independent CB increases. However, integration also reduces the size of their expansion because they will be deterred by an increased exchange rate depreciation. 8. 7 plots G and L against the proportion n␥2 of imported goods entering the consumption basket which we refer to as the degree of integration.
Perfectly symmetric) supply shock for all countries. In the analysis of this sub-section, country 0 is assumed to have an independent CB with a degree of conservatism b0 ϭ b. The remaining n CBs are not independent and have preferences described by bi ϭ bL if the ‘Left’ are in power and bi ϭ bR if the ‘Right’ are in office where b Յ bR Յ bL. Thus the Left are more (less) unemployment (inflation) averse than the 24 Ali al-Nowaihi and Paul Levine Right. In each period there is an exogenous probability p of a Right government being elected and a probability (1 Ϫ p) of a Left government being elected.
We have discussed a fundamental problem with this solution in Section 3: it assumes that some commitment mechanism is in place that prevents government intervention in the delegation of monetary policy when it is rational to do so. Constitutional guarantees of political and economic independence in the form of appropriate appointment procedures, a requirement of price stability and so on, which will earn a high mark for the various measures of central bank independence discussed earlier, may not be sufficient.