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... sticky - price sectors , and the demand structure of other goods in the economy . Even in a model with more than two durable goods sectors , in which some durables have sticky prices ... prices . ( This point is discussed at greater length in ...
... sticky - price sectors , and the demand structure of other goods in the economy . Even in a model with more than two durable goods sectors , in which some durables have sticky prices ... prices . ( This point is discussed at greater length in ...
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Fraction of Sticky Price Goods in GDP ( % ) FIGURE 3. VARIATION IN THE SHARE OF STICKY - PRICE GOODS IN GDP Notes ... prices . The dashed line corresponds to the model with sticky nondurable goods prices . TABLE 1 - SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS ...
Fraction of Sticky Price Goods in GDP ( % ) FIGURE 3. VARIATION IN THE SHARE OF STICKY - PRICE GOODS IN GDP Notes ... prices . The dashed line corresponds to the model with sticky nondurable goods prices . TABLE 1 - SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS ...
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... prices is due primarily to sticky wages or sticky interme- diate goods prices . Other researchers ( for instance Susanto Basu 1995 , and Christiano , Eichenbaum , and Evans 2003 ) have stressed the importance of sticky wages and sticky ...
... prices is due primarily to sticky wages or sticky interme- diate goods prices . Other researchers ( for instance Susanto Basu 1995 , and Christiano , Eichenbaum , and Evans 2003 ) have stressed the importance of sticky wages and sticky ...
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