In the last decade, the potential macroeconomic effects of intermittent large adjustments in microeconomic decision variables such as prices, investment, consumption of durables or employment – a behavior which may be justified by the presence of kinked adjustment costs – have been studied in models where economic agents continuously observe the optimal level of their decision variable. In this paper, we develop a simple model which introduces infrequent information in a kinked adjustment cost model by assuming that agents do not observe continuously the frictionless optimal level of the control variable. Periodic releases of macroeconomic statistics or dividend announcements are examples of such infrequent information arrivals. We first so...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We characterize optimal state-dependent pricing rules under various forms of infrequent information....
In the last decade, the potential macroeconomic effects of intermittent large adjustments in microec...
We extend the macroeconomic literature on -type rules by introducing infrequent information in a kin...
We extend the macroeconomic literature on Sstype rules by introducing infrequent information in a ki...
This thesis studies price-setting models and analyzes their macroeconomic im- plications. In the rst...
This article presents some recent theoretical and empirical contributions to the macroeconomic liter...
Many Keynesian macroeconomic models are based on the assumption that firms change prices at differen...
This article surveys the use of adjustment frictions in macroeconomic research, exploring the conseq...
This dissertation explores the macroeconomic impact of induced uncertainty that stems from decision ...
I study a dispersed information economy in which agents choose how much attention to pay to macroeco...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
This paper studies optimal monetary policy when decision-makers in firms choose how much attention t...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We characterize optimal state-dependent pricing rules under various forms of infrequent information....
In the last decade, the potential macroeconomic effects of intermittent large adjustments in microec...
We extend the macroeconomic literature on -type rules by introducing infrequent information in a kin...
We extend the macroeconomic literature on Sstype rules by introducing infrequent information in a ki...
This thesis studies price-setting models and analyzes their macroeconomic im- plications. In the rst...
This article presents some recent theoretical and empirical contributions to the macroeconomic liter...
Many Keynesian macroeconomic models are based on the assumption that firms change prices at differen...
This article surveys the use of adjustment frictions in macroeconomic research, exploring the conseq...
This dissertation explores the macroeconomic impact of induced uncertainty that stems from decision ...
I study a dispersed information economy in which agents choose how much attention to pay to macroeco...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
This paper studies optimal monetary policy when decision-makers in firms choose how much attention t...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We study economies where price stickiness arises due to the simultaneous presence of both menu and i...
We characterize optimal state-dependent pricing rules under various forms of infrequent information....