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The role of pricing-to-market in international economics has been intensively studied in thelast years. Seminal papers on pricing-to-market are Krugman (1987), and Dornbusch (1987)while empirical support for PTM is provided by Knetter (1993). In the context of NOEM withmoney-in-the-utility, Betts and Devereux (2000) provide an innovative study of pricing-tomarketbehavior and its implications for the international transmission of asymmetric shocks.However, they neither consider a home bias in consumption nor do they analyze the welfareeffects of fiscal policy explicitly. As for biased preferences, recent empirical studies by Mc-Callum (1995), Helliwell (1996), and Wei (1996), that investigate so called border effects ininternational trade, confirm that there is a persisting home bias in consumption despite theopening up of the industrial countries. Warnock (1999) offers an analysis of fiscal policy in aMIU model against the backdrop of idiosyncratic tastes but leaves out the possibility of PTMand does not provide a detailed welfare analysis. Pitterle and Steffen (2004) investigate theeffects of a home bias in consumption in a monetary union setting. The paper shows that theabsence of the exchange rate channel leads to an increased importance of demand compositioneffects for the international transmission of fiscal policy.
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