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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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parameters of a simple forward-looking monetary rule. We solve the model under indeterminacy via the procedure introduced by … under indeterminacy is a mirror image of what it is under determinacy: both inflation persistence and the volatility of its … reduced-form innovations, for example, are increasing in the coefficient on inflation under indeterminacy, decreasing under …
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This paper quantitatively investigates equilibrium indeterminacy due to economies of scale (ES) in financial … calibrated to match US data: (i) indeterminacy arises for small degrees of ES; (ii) sunspot shocks qualitatively resemble …
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indeterminacy and to countercyclical behavior of young-age consumption. The policy rule which minimizes inflation volatility can be … money growth targeting. Indeterminacy is more likely under an active forwardlooking rule than under the corresponding …
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In this paper we use a modified neoclassical business cycle model to test two competing explanations of the expansion of the 1990s. The model can have indeterminate, multiple equilibria that give rise to expectation-driven business cycles. We fit into the model series of estimated speculative...
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inclusion of investment has dramatic, but contrasting, effects on the range of values giving rise to indeterminacy. First, it …
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