The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... inflation - unemployment trade - off to be downward sloping . With such a norm , at higher levels of inflation workers will not expe- rience disappointment from receiving lower nominal wage increases than they think they should receive ...
... inflation - unemployment trade - off to be downward sloping . With such a norm , at higher levels of inflation workers will not expe- rience disappointment from receiving lower nominal wage increases than they think they should receive ...
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... inflation ) A. Intuitively , CB's incentives to engineer a high unexpected inflation increase in its bias b and decrease in its cost of inflation λ . The dependence of q on the sensitivity of output to inflation surprises s is ambiguous ...
... inflation ) A. Intuitively , CB's incentives to engineer a high unexpected inflation increase in its bias b and decrease in its cost of inflation λ . The dependence of q on the sensitivity of output to inflation surprises s is ambiguous ...
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... inflation expectations to stimulate output , but also about inflation per se , with weight A. In the baseline model , CB is not sure about the latter objective . In this version of the model , it is not sure about how expansionary a ...
... inflation expectations to stimulate output , but also about inflation per se , with weight A. In the baseline model , CB is not sure about the latter objective . In this version of the model , it is not sure about how expansionary a ...
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