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This paper investigates a Trejos-Wright random matching model of money with a consumer take-it-or-leave-it offer and with individual money holdings in the set {0, 1, 2}. It is shown that three kinds of monetary steady state exist generically: (1) pure-strategy full-support steady states, (2)...
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We investigate in details a Trejos-Wright random matching model of money with a consumer take-it-or-leave-it offer and the individual money holding set {0,1,2}. First we show generic existence of three kinds of steady states: (1) pure-strategy full-support steady states, (2) mixed-strategy...
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Zhu (2003) shows existence of full-support monetary steady states with strictly concave value functions in a random matching model with individual money holdings in {0,1,2,…,B} for a general B. He also shows that corresponding to each such steady state is an l-replica steady state for each...
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This paper studies stability of monetary steady states in a Trejos-Wright random matching model of money with money holding set {0,1,2} and cost of carrying money. There kinds of steady states exist generically: pure-strategy full-support steady states, mixed-strategy full-support steady state,...
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We investigate in details a Trejos-Wright random matching model of money with a consumer take-it-or-leave-it offer and the individual money holding set {0,1,2}. First we show generic existence of three kinds of steady states: (1) pure-strategy full-support steady states, (2) mixed-strategy...
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Huang, and Igarashi (2014), which show instability of nonfull-support steady states in Lee et al (2005) …
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