Quantitative easing and economic growth in Japan: A meta‐analysis
通过元分析研究日本央行2001-2020年量化宽松政策对经济增长的影响，发现证据表明非常规货币政策对产出的显著实际效果较弱。
Abstract We present an original meta‐probit analysis for the effect of the Bank of Japan monetary policy on economic growth for the period 2001–2020, using 45 studies. We use impulse response functions in VAR type models to assess if the effects on output of unconventional monetary policies are significant (positive or negative) or not. Funnel asymmetry and precision effect tests do not provide a striking evidence of publication bias. Additionally, we do not find a consensus regarding the output growth effects during the quantitative easing years. Besides variables linked with the studies’ methodological features, other variables such as industrial production and the price level have a greater effect on the probability of reporting statistically significant (positive) effects of quantitative easing on output growth. However, one of the most important (policy) implications of our study is that the evidence for a significant real effect of unconventional monetary policy is weak.