Monetary Policy and Racial Inequality - Kiel Institute

Publication Date

01/2022

JEL Classification

E40 E52 J15

Key Words

income distribution

monetary policy

racial inequality

wealth distribution

wealth effects

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Monetary Policy

In our research, we quantify and compare the sizes of both the earnings and portfolio effects of monetary policy and find evidence that both effects are at play.

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