Some consumer prices are changed often, while others are changed infrequently. In this memo, I investigate whether Norwegian consumer prices that are changed often – called flexible prices in this memo – and prices that are changed relatively infrequently – sticky prices – have different information content. I find some indications that sticky prices contain more information about inflation expectations in the medium term than flexible prices. This is as expected and in line with findings in other countries
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Some consumer prices are changed often, while others are changed infrequently. In this memo, I inves...
I document price adjustments in both high and low inflation years from 14 milllion monthly price obs...
We examine the frequency of price changes for 350 categories of goods and services covering about 70...
In 2001 Norway officially implemented a flexible inflation targeting monetary policy. This has coinc...
I estimate sticky-price and sticky-information models of price setting for the United States via max...
Consumer price inflation in 2003 was substantially lower than previously projected by Norges Bank an...
We have only limited knowledge about how Norwegian producers change their prices. The aim of this th...
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This paper presents new results on the size, frequency, and synchronization of price changes for twe...
This paper presents new results on the size, frequency, and synchronization of price changes for twe...
Abstract: Several small open economies switched to inflation targeting during the 1990s, thereby gi...
A key stylized fact in monetary economics is that unexpected changes in monetary policy affect infla...
This paper offers new insights on the price setting behaviour of German retail firms using a novel d...
Empirical studies done in the area of price stickiness imply that the frequency of price change is h...
This study examines price setting in Austria using micro observations of Consumer Price Index (CPI) ...
Some consumer prices are changed often, while others are changed infrequently. In this memo, I inves...
I document price adjustments in both high and low inflation years from 14 milllion monthly price obs...
We examine the frequency of price changes for 350 categories of goods and services covering about 70...
In 2001 Norway officially implemented a flexible inflation targeting monetary policy. This has coinc...
I estimate sticky-price and sticky-information models of price setting for the United States via max...
Consumer price inflation in 2003 was substantially lower than previously projected by Norges Bank an...
We have only limited knowledge about how Norwegian producers change their prices. The aim of this th...
This paper compares sticky-price and sticky-information Phillips curves empirically considering inf...
This paper presents new results on the size, frequency, and synchronization of price changes for twe...
This paper presents new results on the size, frequency, and synchronization of price changes for twe...
Abstract: Several small open economies switched to inflation targeting during the 1990s, thereby gi...
A key stylized fact in monetary economics is that unexpected changes in monetary policy affect infla...
This paper offers new insights on the price setting behaviour of German retail firms using a novel d...
Empirical studies done in the area of price stickiness imply that the frequency of price change is h...
This study examines price setting in Austria using micro observations of Consumer Price Index (CPI) ...