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... equilibrium level , dropping 2 percentage points below its new equilibrium . One can read the y- namic covariances between the short rate and inflation directly from Figure 5 . Above - equilibrium nominal rates at the be- ginning of the ...
... equilibrium level , dropping 2 percentage points below its new equilibrium . One can read the y- namic covariances between the short rate and inflation directly from Figure 5 . Above - equilibrium nominal rates at the be- ginning of the ...
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... equilibrium just de- scribed , one might assume tentatively ( de- spite Aumann's critique ) that a nonbinding cheap - talk agreement on a specific Nash equilibrium will be carried out , and one might then investigate the process of ...
... equilibrium just de- scribed , one might assume tentatively ( de- spite Aumann's critique ) that a nonbinding cheap - talk agreement on a specific Nash equilibrium will be carried out , and one might then investigate the process of ...
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... equilibrium n = ( 0 , 1 ) . In this ( or any ) equilibrium , sellers weigh the cost c1 against the benefit from moving , which in this case is that if they move they can barter , while if they stay they cannot . The rate at which they ...
... equilibrium n = ( 0 , 1 ) . In this ( or any ) equilibrium , sellers weigh the cost c1 against the benefit from moving , which in this case is that if they move they can barter , while if they stay they cannot . The rate at which they ...
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