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Housing Market Segmentation and Monetary Policy PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

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QUOTE {}Recent empirical evidence shows that contractionary monetary policy raises U.S. housing rents even as house prices fall. I show that this response reflects a shift in housing demand toward renting in segmented housing markets: tighter cr...
QUOTE {}Under a Taylor rule that responds to shelter-inclusive PCE inflation, the central bank reacts to a rent increase generated by its own tightening, raising the output cost of measured disinflation. Excluding shelter from the target lowers ...

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