It is well recognized that the existence of lags between a change in the rate of growth of the supply of money and its effect on the inflation rate causes the stock of real money balances to initially rise when there is an increase in the growth rate of the nominal money supply. After a while the rate of inflation rises by as much as the increase in the growth of money, and real money balances are determined essentially by changes in real income. While this phenomenon has been observed empirically, it is not possible to reproduce this initial rise in real money balances by using standard models of money demand that attempt to describe the dynamic behavior of inflation. As a consequence, the use of such models can very often yield misleading...
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Recent work in the field of microeconomics by Phelps and others has rapidly extended the understandi...
Modern quantity theorists, better known as monetarists, appear to have made substantial contribution...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
This work analyzes the implications of changing the parameters of Markups prices and wages, cost of ...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
The paper evaluates the implications for the conduct of monetary, fiscal, and financial policy of th...
Inflation in the city. (Josiane Chatellet, François de Lavergne, Jean-Marc Vernier, p.21-48) Recent...
This paper provides a theoretical and historical analysis of inflation in monetary production econom...
This paper looks at the theoretical issues that underlie the choice of an intermediate target in a p...
This paper presents a critical evaluation of a St-Louis type monetarist reduced-form model for Canad...
This paper proposes new monthly estimates for the non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment (...
Over the past few years it has been suggested repeatedly that, because of asymmetric nonsterilized i...
Monetary policy in the large industrial countries has in recent years focused primarily on the achie...
This paper examines the effects of monetary, fiscal, and exchange rate policy in a dual exchange rat...
The acceleration of price increases in a number of countries in the past few years has evoked active...
Recent work in the field of microeconomics by Phelps and others has rapidly extended the understandi...
Modern quantity theorists, better known as monetarists, appear to have made substantial contribution...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...
This work analyzes the implications of changing the parameters of Markups prices and wages, cost of ...
The thesis studies three distinct issues in monetary economics using a common dynamic general equili...