, Inflation and the Risk Premium -- Chapter 4; The Mundell Fleming Model of the Exchange Rate -- Chapter 5: Valuation Models (PPP …, DEER, FEER)? -- Chapter 6: What Drives Inflation and How Do Central Banks Control It? -- Chapter 7: Analogous Frameworks … inflation. Many real-world examples illustrate how these concepts relate to each other. I have enjoyed reading every page of …

consider the implications of a risk premium that arises from endogenous market segmentation driven by variable inflation rates …. In the absence of autocorrelation in inflation, the risk premium is constant. If inflation is correlated, however, the …

consider the implications of a risk premium that arises from endogenous market segmentation driven by variable inflation rates …. In the absence of autocorrelation in inflation, the risk premium is constant. If inflation is correlated, however, the …

that the relative equity and bond yield values are, to a large extent, driven by inflation volatility. High inflation … benign inflation volatility when the bond yield became higher. Evidence for a long span of US data, and shorter German …, Japanese, and UK data, suggests the recent rise in the equity yield is accompanied by an uptick in inflation volatility …

Public pensions are indexed to prices or wages or to their combinations; therefore, the impact of inflation on the real … value of benefits can often be neglected, especially under indexation to prices. At high and accelerating …/decelerating inflation like currently prevailing in Hungary, however, this is not the case. (i) With fast inflation of basic necessities …

. Adding inflation as a second variable, we uncover two states in which expected consumption growth is low, one with high and … one with negative expected inflation. Embedded in a general equilibrium asset pricing model with learning, these dynamics …