Abstract: The lumpy nature of plant-level investment is generally not taken into account in the context of monetary theory (see, e.g., Christiano et al. 2005 and Woodford 2005). We formulate a generalized (S,s) pricing and investment model which is empirically more plausible along that dimension. Surprisingly, our main result shows that the presence of lumpy investment casts doubt on the ability of sticky prices to imply a quantitatively relevant monetary transmission mechanism.
This paper re-examines the ability of sticky-price models to generate volatile and persistent real e...
I incorporate investment price rigidity in a two-sector monetary model of business cycles. Fit to qu...
We study the impact of two-sided nominal shocks in a simple dynamic, general equilibrium (S,s)-prici...
Abstract: The lumpy nature of plant-level investment is generally not taken into account in the cont...
Standard (S,s) models of lumpy investment allow us to match many aspects of the micro data, but it i...
Previous research has suggested that discrete and occasional plant-level capital adjustments have si...
Once New Keynesian (NK) theory (see, e.g., Woodford 2003) is combined with a standard model of inves...
We present an analytically tractable general equilibrium business cycle model that features micro-le...
The relevance of lumpy investment at plant-level due to non-convex fixed capital adjustment cost has...
What are the consequences for monetary policy design implied by the fact that price setting and inve...
Smoothness in aggregate capital accumulation is a necessary condition for New-Keynesian (NK) models ...
Microeconomic lumpiness matters for macroeconomics. According to our DSGE model, it explains roughly...
This technical note is developed as a mathematical companion to the paper "The Real Exchange Rate in...
This paper re-examines the ability of sticky-price models to generate volatile and persistent real e...
I incorporate investment price rigidity in a two-sector monetary model of business cycles. Fit to qu...
We study the impact of two-sided nominal shocks in a simple dynamic, general equilibrium (S,s)-prici...
Abstract: The lumpy nature of plant-level investment is generally not taken into account in the cont...
Standard (S,s) models of lumpy investment allow us to match many aspects of the micro data, but it i...
Previous research has suggested that discrete and occasional plant-level capital adjustments have si...
Once New Keynesian (NK) theory (see, e.g., Woodford 2003) is combined with a standard model of inves...
We present an analytically tractable general equilibrium business cycle model that features micro-le...
The relevance of lumpy investment at plant-level due to non-convex fixed capital adjustment cost has...
What are the consequences for monetary policy design implied by the fact that price setting and inve...
Smoothness in aggregate capital accumulation is a necessary condition for New-Keynesian (NK) models ...
Microeconomic lumpiness matters for macroeconomics. According to our DSGE model, it explains roughly...
This technical note is developed as a mathematical companion to the paper "The Real Exchange Rate in...
This paper re-examines the ability of sticky-price models to generate volatile and persistent real e...
I incorporate investment price rigidity in a two-sector monetary model of business cycles. Fit to qu...
We study the impact of two-sided nominal shocks in a simple dynamic, general equilibrium (S,s)-prici...