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Title page
Contents
Abstract 2
1. Introduction 3
2. Transition to the New World 4
3. Baseline Model with Passive Balance Sheet Management 8
4. Comparative Statics in the Baseline Model 15
5. Selected Policy Issues 39
6. Variations on the Baseline Model 47
7. Active Balance Sheet Management in a Modified Baseline Model 78
8. Conclusion 87
Appendix: Mathematical Details 88
Bibliography 103
Figure 1. Financial Market Structure in the Baseline Model 9
Figure 2. Equilibrium in the Baseline Model 13
Figure 3. Response to Increase in Interest Rate on Reserves 19
Figure 4. Portfolio Effects of Increase in Interest Rate on Reserves 20
Figure 5. Response to Increase in Interest Rate on Other Liabilities 21
Figure 6. Portfolio Effects of Increase in Rate on Other Fed Liabilities 22
Figure 7. Response to Parallel Increase in Rates on Reserves and Other Federal Reserve Liabilities 23
Figure 8. Portfolio Effects of Parallel Change in Interest on Reserves and Other Fed Liabilities 24
Figure 9. Response to Increase in Interest Rate on Physical Currency 25
Figure 10. Effect of Change in Rate on Physical Currency 26
Figure 11. Response to Increase in Treasury Supply 27
Figure 12. Effect of Change in Aggregate Supply of Treasury Debt 28
Figure 13. Shift in Household Preferences from Currency to Treasury Securities 29
Figure 14. Effect of Increase in Household Shift from Currency to Treasury Securities 30
Figure 15. Response to Shift in Household Habits Away from Deposits Toward Currency 31
Figure 16. Effect of Household Shift from Deposits to Currency 32
Figure 17. Response to Increase in Balance Sheet Costs 33
Figure 18. Effect of Increase in Financial Intermediary Balance Sheet Costs 34
Figure 19. Response to Increased Cost of Deviating from Habit for Households 35
Figure 20. Effect of Increase in Household Substitution Costs 36
Figure 21. Response to Increased Cost of Deviating from Habit for Intermediaries 37
Figure 22. Effect of Increase in Financial Intermediary Substitution Costs 38
Figure 23. Mean Preserving Spread Between Administered Rates 42
Figure 24. Effect of Mean Preserving Spread of IOR and Other Federal Reserve Liabilities Rate 43
Figure 25. Alternative Rate Targets 44
Figures 26 and 27. Effect of Increase in Bank LCR and Effect of Increase in Bank Leverage Ratio 45
Figure 28. Pass Through Coefficient in Baseline Model 46
Figure 29. Pass Through Coefficients with Greater Household Substitution 46
Figure 30. Effects of Introducing New Financial Assets 49
Figure 31. Financial Market Structure in Model with CBDC 54
Figure 32. Response to Increase in Interest Rate on R_CBDC 55
Figure 33. Effect of Increase in Retail CBDC Rate 56
Figure 34. Response to Shift in Household Habits Away from Deposits Toward R_CBDC 57
Figure 35. Effect of Shift from Deposits to Retail CBDC 58
Figure 36. Effects of Alternative Assumptions about Shifts in Habits 59
Figure 37. Response to Increase in W_CBDC Rate 60
Figure 38. Effect of Increase in Wholesale CBDC Rate 61
Figure 39. Comparison of Effects of Administered Rates 62
Figure 40. Financial Market Structure in Model with Narrow Nonbanks 64
Figure 41. Nonbank Stablecoin Issuers 65
Figure 42. Effects of Shift from Deposits to Stablecoin 66
Figure 43. Financial Market Structure in Model with Narrow Banks 70
Figure 44. Effect of Narrow Banks in the Deposit Market 71
Figure 45. Effect of Shift in Traditional Bank Demand for Deposits with Narrow Banks 72
Figure 46. Effect of Narrow Banks on Endogenous Rates 73
Figure 47. Comparison of Baseline Model and Model with Narrow Banks 74
Figure 48. Effect of Narrow Banks on Pass Through of Federal Reserve Administered Rates 75
Figure 49. Effect of Narrow Banks on Pass Through of Federal Reserve Administered Rates 76
Figure 50. Response to Increase in Federal Reserve Balance Sheet 79
Figure 51. CBDC Demand and Reduced Treasury Demand 83
Figure 52. Effects of Asset Purchases on Equilibrium Rates 84
Figure 53. Effects of Asset Purchases on Rates and Sector Balance Sheets 85
Figure 54. Effects of Alternative Assumptions about Reserve Assets for Stablecoin Issuers 86
Charts
Chart 1. Federal Reserve Securities Holdings and Selected Liabilities 5
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