This paper investigates an economy in which there are short-term wage contracts that are re-negotiated under certain conditions. This paper determines the optimal frequency of wage re-negotiation and shows that it depends positively on measures of aggregate variability and Phillips curve slope. The role of optimal wage re-negotiation is to mitigate the output effects of various shocks. In the context of an open economy, it is shown that the desirable exchange rate regime in an economy with optimal wage re-negotiation depends on the stochastic structure of the economy.
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
The optimal (labour market clearing) degree of wage indexation is derived from a simple neo-classica...
The purpose of this paper is to compare the behavior of an economy subject to labor contracts with a...
This paper explains prices, output and employment adjustment Ifl an open economy characterized by a ...
This paper is based on an idea in chapter V of my unpublished dissertation submitted to Yale Univers...
This paper deals with the design of optimal monetary policy and with the interaction between the opt...
AbstractIn this paper, we explore the way in which different bargaining settings affect labour marke...
Consider a multi-sector economy subject to an exogenous demand shock that alters the equilibrium str...
The overlapping wage contract model, known as the staggered contract model, is expanded in an open e...
This paper analyses the optimal wage contract when firms face demand uncertainty and workers care ab...
Optimal wage indexation, as derived by Gray, was subject to criticism due to a lack of efficient use...
This thesis consists of an introduction and two parts. Part I deals with wage and employment determi...
Workers and firms prefer to contract infrequently when contract negotiations are costly, resulting i...
We study the optimal volatility of the exchange rate in a two-country model with sectoral non-atomis...
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
The optimal (labour market clearing) degree of wage indexation is derived from a simple neo-classica...
The purpose of this paper is to compare the behavior of an economy subject to labor contracts with a...
This paper explains prices, output and employment adjustment Ifl an open economy characterized by a ...
This paper is based on an idea in chapter V of my unpublished dissertation submitted to Yale Univers...
This paper deals with the design of optimal monetary policy and with the interaction between the opt...
AbstractIn this paper, we explore the way in which different bargaining settings affect labour marke...
Consider a multi-sector economy subject to an exogenous demand shock that alters the equilibrium str...
The overlapping wage contract model, known as the staggered contract model, is expanded in an open e...
This paper analyses the optimal wage contract when firms face demand uncertainty and workers care ab...
Optimal wage indexation, as derived by Gray, was subject to criticism due to a lack of efficient use...
This thesis consists of an introduction and two parts. Part I deals with wage and employment determi...
Workers and firms prefer to contract infrequently when contract negotiations are costly, resulting i...
We study the optimal volatility of the exchange rate in a two-country model with sectoral non-atomis...
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
This paper extends the optimal labor contracts literature to consider an environment with both real ...
The optimal (labour market clearing) degree of wage indexation is derived from a simple neo-classica...