Böhm V. Disequilibrium dynamics in a simple macroeconomic model. Journal of Economic Theory. 1978;17(2):179-199.The dynamic behavior of a simple macroeconomic disequilibrium model is analyzed in which consumers' changes in money holdings constitute the dynamic link between any two periods. It is shown that, under constant government consumption, a constant production function (no investment), and fixed prices and wages, stationary states of Keynesian unemployment are stable whereas those of repressed inflation are globally unstable. Possibilities of unemployment and output cycles are indicated for fixed wages as well as for some very simple class of wage and price adjustment mechanisms
This study presents a monetary disequilibrium growth model and conducts numerical simulations to inv...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...
The thesis offers various contributions to the formulation of dynamical disequilibrium models in eco...
Abstract This study extends the current New Keynesian modeling framework by changing one crucial asp...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
We reformulate the traditional AS-AD growth model of the Neoclassical Synthesis (stage I) with a Tay...
This thesis presents original and significant research on the foundations of dynamic disequilibrium ...
We reformulate and extend the standard AS-AD growth model of the Neoclas-sical Synthesis (stage I) w...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
We reformulate the baseline disequilibrium AS-AD model of Asada et al. (2004) to make it applicable ...
Disequilibrium analysis, particularly in the context of explicit dynamic economic models, is an area...
This study presents a monetary disequilibrium growth model and conducts numerical simulations to inv...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...
The thesis offers various contributions to the formulation of dynamical disequilibrium models in eco...
Abstract This study extends the current New Keynesian modeling framework by changing one crucial asp...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
In this study, we present a baseline monetary growth model for disequilibrium macroeconomics. Our mo...
We reformulate the traditional AS-AD growth model of the Neoclassical Synthesis (stage I) with a Tay...
This thesis presents original and significant research on the foundations of dynamic disequilibrium ...
We reformulate and extend the standard AS-AD growth model of the Neoclas-sical Synthesis (stage I) w...
We extend the general disequilibrium model of Malinvaud(1980) by using dual labor market theory. By ...
We reformulate the baseline disequilibrium AS-AD model of Asada et al. (2004) to make it applicable ...
Disequilibrium analysis, particularly in the context of explicit dynamic economic models, is an area...
This study presents a monetary disequilibrium growth model and conducts numerical simulations to inv...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...
The aim of this research is to analyse a Keynesian goods market closed economy by considering a cont...