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Duopolistic competition and monetary policy
Ueda, Kozo - 2022
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Price competition in an inflationary environment : conference paper
Dürsch, Peter; Eife, Thomas A. - 2014
A constant price level facilitates cooperation among firms whereas steady inflation and deflation rates lower firms' ability to cooperate. In an experimental market with price competition we show that both inflation and deflation signicantly reduce cooperation compared to treatments with a...
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Debt targets and fiscal sustainability in an era of monetary independence
Hughes Hallett, Andrew - In: International economics and economic policy : IEEP 5 (2008) 1/2, pp. 165-187
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New-Keynesian Phillips curve with Bertrand competition and endogenous entry
Etro, Federico; Rossi, Lorenza - In: Journal of economic dynamics & control 51 (2015), pp. 318-340
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Strategic interaction between the fiscal and monetary authorities under inflation targeting
Leitemo, Kai - In: Inflation targeting and monetary policy, (pp. 117-135). 2000
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Modeling the loan rate behavior : the role of the inter-bank money market and German Bundesbank policy
Korndörfer, Petra - 2001
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Strategic interaction between the fiscal and monetary authorities under inflation targeting
Leitemo, Kai - 2000
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10001520006
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A duopoly theory of government money production : the 1930s and 1940s ; a comment
Socorro Gochoco-Bautista, Maria - In: The Philippine review of economics and business : a … 27 (1990) 2, pp. 171-176
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Sticky Prices, Coordination and Collusion
Driscoll, John C. - 1999
is too high because firms ignore an aggregate demand externality, and when there are costs of changing prices, price …
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