This article discusses existing behavioral economics theory, focused on Rational Expectations. Macroeconomic and market consequences are considered, especially monetary policy on inflation
The benchmark rational expectations (RE) assumption both assumes an unrealistic degree of rationalit...
Rational expectations models have become a staple of economic theory and the basis for a Nobel Prize...
This article studies whether anomalies in consumption can be explained by a behavioural model in whi...
ADInternational audienceIn economics in situations where there is uncertainty one has to attribute s...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
Development of rational expectations models of the business cycle has been the central issue in macr...
Expectations play a crucial role in modern macroeconomic models. We consider a New Keynesian framewo...
A review of the literature concerning how individuals learn to form rational expectations and a disc...
The Rational Expectations Hypothesis was first developed as a theoretical technique aimed at explain...
This paper discusses monetary policy’s effects on market behavior instead of the opposite relationsh...
An investigation of the ways in which rational expectations theory fundamentally changes monetary po...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurphyWe empirically examine the Biased Expectations Hypothesis, which states...
Expectations play a key role in the economic theories that underpin most macroeconomic models. Plann...
Economic models commonly feature utility-maximizing agents. How the agents form their perceptions an...
This paper provides an alternative to the theory of rational expectations (RE). Its central idea is ...
The benchmark rational expectations (RE) assumption both assumes an unrealistic degree of rationalit...
Rational expectations models have become a staple of economic theory and the basis for a Nobel Prize...
This article studies whether anomalies in consumption can be explained by a behavioural model in whi...
ADInternational audienceIn economics in situations where there is uncertainty one has to attribute s...
This paper reviews a variety of alternative approaches to the specification of the expectations of e...
Development of rational expectations models of the business cycle has been the central issue in macr...
Expectations play a crucial role in modern macroeconomic models. We consider a New Keynesian framewo...
A review of the literature concerning how individuals learn to form rational expectations and a disc...
The Rational Expectations Hypothesis was first developed as a theoretical technique aimed at explain...
This paper discusses monetary policy’s effects on market behavior instead of the opposite relationsh...
An investigation of the ways in which rational expectations theory fundamentally changes monetary po...
Thesis advisor: Robert MurphyWe empirically examine the Biased Expectations Hypothesis, which states...
Expectations play a key role in the economic theories that underpin most macroeconomic models. Plann...
Economic models commonly feature utility-maximizing agents. How the agents form their perceptions an...
This paper provides an alternative to the theory of rational expectations (RE). Its central idea is ...
The benchmark rational expectations (RE) assumption both assumes an unrealistic degree of rationalit...
Rational expectations models have become a staple of economic theory and the basis for a Nobel Prize...
This article studies whether anomalies in consumption can be explained by a behavioural model in whi...
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