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This paper develops a model which can explain the hump-shaped impulse response of inflation to a monetary shock. A …). Nevertheless, we can show that inflation is hump-shaped under a reasonable range of parameters. It will be also shown that, in … order for inflation to be hump-shaped, sticky wages and variable capital utilization are important as well as dynamic …
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controversies surrounding the exchange rate forecastability and the absence of money in models of inflation …
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of inflation in an open economy. In contrast with the closed economy literature, when policy is set non-cooperatively in … goes to zero -- is not a general result. An optimizing monetary authority faces an incentive to use the inflation tax to … gain a "beggar-thy-neighbor" advantage over the terms of trade. Strategic use of the inflation tax, however, results in a …
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Inflation can “grease†the wheels of the labor market by relaxing downward wage rigidity but it can also increase … uncertainty and have a negative “sand†effect. This paper studies the grease effect of inflation by looking at whether the … interaction between inflation and labor market regulations affects how employment responds to changes in output. The results show …
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Extending recent theoretical contributions on sources of inflation inertia, we argue that monetary uncertainty accounts …
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first modeling long memory in inflation as a result of the aggregation of individual inflation expectations and then showing … how the adoption of inflation targeting decreases the memory length in seven countries due to its moderating effect on … individual inflation expectatio …
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This paper shows the way how persistent world inflation shocks hitting a small open economy can re-weight the … inflation. We derive a state-dependent Phillips curve based on translog preferences that make the elasticity of substitution of … disinflation on domestic inflation, as experienced in small open economies such as New Zealand, Chile and Peru …
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We examine the impact of public information in an economy where agents also have diverse private information. Our work builds on seminal contributions by Townsend (1983) and Phelps (1983), and more recently Woodford (2002), which emphasized the importance of higher-order beliefs – that is,...
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Forecasting inflation remains an intriguing research topic among academics and practitioners alike. Recent studies by … or other macroeconomic and financial variables for the purpose of forecasting inflation. In particular, it is found that … Bayesian Averaging of Classical Estimates (BACE) for forecasting inflation. Based upon the idea of model averaging, the BACE …
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One of the key inputs for inflation targeting regime is the right identification of inflationary or disinflationary … gap an inflation rate (Phillips Curve) and structural restrictions over output stochastic dynamics. The estimation is … problems and exhibits more relation with the Peruvian inflation process than other estimates, calculated with the Hodrick …
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