It is well known that a high degree of relative risk aversion induces equilibrium indeterminacy in cash-in-advance economies. I find that by endogenously adjusting the nominal money supply to output fluctuations, these equilibria can be effectively eliminated.

This paper analyzes the role of variable work effort in inducing sunspot equilibria in real business cycle models. Not only is it demonstrated that variable workers' work intensity reduces the degree of increasing returns that is needed to generate indeterminacy but it is also shown that this...

It is well known that a high degree of relative risk aversion induces equilibrium indeterminacy in cash-in-advance economies. I find that by endogenously adjusting the nominal money supply to output fluctuations, these equilibria can be effectively eliminated.

This paper analyzes the role of variable work effort in inducing sunspot equilibria in real business cycle models. Not only is it demonstrated that variable workers' work intensity reduces the degree of increasing returns that is needed to generate indeterminacy but it is also shown that this...