Document Type : Research Paper
Authors
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics, Allameh Tabataba`i University
Abstract
Empirical evidence about recent financial crisis revealed the prominent role of financial sector in transmission of different shocks to the real sector of economy. Due to the importance of banking sector behavior during business cycles and for the purpose of explaining the credit channel of monetary transmission mechanism in the economic literature, analyzing the role of banking sector during business cycles in Iran can help us to better understand how the shocks can have impacts on the economy. In this paper, we evaluated macroeconomic fluctuations and monetary transmission channels in Iranian economy using a standard New Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model that includes banking sector. The results of the study show that inclusion of banking sector in a DSGE model can improve evaluation of macroeconomic fluctuations. Also, the results of simulation show that variables related to banking sector have pro-cyclical movements in Iranian economy and these results provided enough room to explain the role of banks as financial accelerator and monetary transmission channels in Iranian economy.
Keywords
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