Politiques de stabilisation, réputation, choix de portefeuille et risque

Patrick Artus

Annals of Economics and Statistics, 1991, issue 23, 35-48

Abstract: Stabilisation policies are seldom analyzed taking into account their effects on portfolio choices and capital accumulation and on the level of risk (bearing on interest rates, inflation...) in the economy. A vicious circle might indeed appear: stabilizing more the economy means more volatility of the policy instruments, hence more risk, and can therefore reduce the efficiency of the policies pursued. The influence of monetary policies and of risk premia on investment and the supply of goods can be very important.

Date: 1991
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