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... production . Because prices are sticky in the short run , output imme- diately increases by exactly 1.00 percent . ( The simulations and the plots are based on a period of one - hundredth of a year . When we numeri- cally solve the ...
... production . Because prices are sticky in the short run , output imme- diately increases by exactly 1.00 percent . ( The simulations and the plots are based on a period of one - hundredth of a year . When we numeri- cally solve the ...
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... production of capital . Next , consider the production of the final good . I assume it is constructed in two stages . First , labor is converted into a continuum of interme- diate goods indexed by j E [ 0 , 1 ] . Second , the ...
... production of capital . Next , consider the production of the final good . I assume it is constructed in two stages . First , labor is converted into a continuum of interme- diate goods indexed by j E [ 0 , 1 ] . Second , the ...
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... production of the intermediate good , is proportional to its capital stock . Next , we turn to final goods firms . Let V ° ( s , ; z , A ) represent the reformulated value function of a final goods firm with start - of- date inventory ...
... production of the intermediate good , is proportional to its capital stock . Next , we turn to final goods firms . Let V ° ( s , ; z , A ) represent the reformulated value function of a final goods firm with start - of- date inventory ...
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