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government sometimes uses the inflation tax because it is the only way to balance its budget. Thus, inflation occurs, at least … two sources of revenue, a flat-rate tax on labor income and the inflation tax. The key assumption is that the tax on labor … income cannot vary over time. The government can issue debt, however. Thus, when spending is high, it can use the inflation …
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, in particular by capturing the procyclic movements of monetary aggregates, inflation and interest rates. And its …
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This paper investigates the welfare and output effects of inflation in a monetary economy with search frictions and … post prices. If prices can be adjusted at no cost, an increase in inflation reduces both the frequency and the intensity of … trades, as well as welfare. In the presence of menu costs, inflation can raise both the intensity and the frequency of trades …
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This paper studies the long-run effects of anticipated inflation on output and welfare within a search … notions of competitive pricing. If prices are bargained over ex-post, an increase in inflation reduces buyers' search … markets clear, it is possible for a mild inflation to increase search intensities, output, velocity and welfare. The …
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This paper argues that the primary force behind the large fall in real exchange rates that occurs after large devaluations is the slow adjustment in the price of nontradable goods and services. Our empirical analysis is based on data from four large devaluation episodes: Mexico (1994), Korea...
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