The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 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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... output prices parametrically fixed . Model B : As model a , except that relative output prices are determined endog- enously by the interaction of supply and demand , where aggregate demands are gen- erated by the maximization of a ...
... output prices parametrically fixed . Model B : As model a , except that relative output prices are determined endog- enously by the interaction of supply and demand , where aggregate demands are gen- erated by the maximization of a ...
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... output adjustment equation is separable from the rest and implies that output always adjusts to the equilibrium level , regardless of the magnitude of the other variables of the model . In particular output is independent of price and ...
... output adjustment equation is separable from the rest and implies that output always adjusts to the equilibrium level , regardless of the magnitude of the other variables of the model . In particular output is independent of price and ...
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... output on time , lagged output ( more than one lagged value of output was insignificant ) , and the current and lagged unexpected inflation series which yielded the best fit . Generally the unexpected inflation series was derived from ...
... output on time , lagged output ( more than one lagged value of output was insignificant ) , and the current and lagged unexpected inflation series which yielded the best fit . Generally the unexpected inflation series was derived from ...
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