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We establish conditions under which indeterminacy can occur in a small open economy business cycle model with … endogenous labor supply. Indeterminacy requires small externalities in technologies with social constant returns to scale …
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of equilibria beyond the class of strongly stationary equilibria comes from the presence of indeterminacy: we propose a … restrict the domain of possible prices; then if some indeterminacy is left, expectation functions are introduced to make the …
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The extreme severity of the second Hungarian hyperinflation is argued to be related to the unusual way in which the inflation was eventually stabilized. The historical features of this episode are represented in a general equilibrium model, which incorporates a transition from one monetary...
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that indeterminacy of steady states and cycles can easily arise with constant or decreasing social returns to scale, and … increasing social returns are required to generate indeterminacy. …
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Money provides liquidity services through a cash-in-advance constraint. The exchange of commodities and assets extends over an infinite horizon under uncertainty and a sequentially complete asset market. Monetary policy sets the path of rates of interest and accommodates the demand for balances...
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the number of terminal date-events. Stickiness of prices implies that this indeterminacy is real. Copyright Springer …
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stationary equilibria. The reason of this indeterminacy is that different price expectation functions of consumers lead to … arbitrariness which is responsible for the indeterminacy, but that the continuum of stationary equilibria emerges even if …
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This paper shows, in the benchmark one-sector Ramsey model, that indeterminacy and sunspots may occur when … the results are the general formulations of both preferences and technology that we consider. In particular, indeterminacy … positively sloped, indeterminacy does not necessarily require the equilibrium wage-hours locus to be upward sloping. Copyright …
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This paper analyzes how monetary policy in an overlapping generations model can be designed to avoid inflationary consequences of anticipated changes of monetary policies. Avoiding these inflationary consequences will require a once and for all increase (decrease) in monetary growth immediately...
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