This paper uses recent advances in the development of testable implications of the Cagan model of hyperinflation. It extends the range of candidate functional forms of the demand for real balances in hyperinflations to include nonstandard versions in which the absolute inflation elasticity is a decreasing function of inflation. These nonstandard functional forms are of interest because they are known to have desirable theoretical properties. This paper finds empirical justification for a nonstandard form that performs at least as well as the traditional semilogarithmic functional form.
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In order to contexfalize the concept of potential budgetary deficit, we begin discussingin a form of...
This paper analyzes the existence of an inflation-tax Laffer curve (ITLC) in the context of two opti...
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Using a variant of the Cagan model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected stabil...
Using a variant of the Cagan model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected stabil...
Using a variant of the Cagan (1956) model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected...
This note intends to attract attention on two main points of the recently published paper of V. Leli...
This paper re-examines the dynamics of hyperinflation extending the standard Cagan framework. In our...
Valérie Lelièvre A theoretical model of the dynamics of hyperinflation: Cagan's model revisited. Thi...
The generality of the Cagan model for money demand is questioned. Some high inflationary economies a...
In this paper I study the behavior of money demand during the episode of hyperinflation that occurre...
This paper analyzes the existence of an inflation tax Laffer curve (ITLC) in the context of two stan...
The paper emerges from the failure of the traditional models of hyperinflation with rational expecta...
Self-Stabilization of Hyperinflation — Surprising Monetary Arithmetics This paper discusses the...
3.00SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:3597.9512(CEPR-DP--473) / BLDSC ...
In order to contexfalize the concept of potential budgetary deficit, we begin discussingin a form of...
This paper analyzes the existence of an inflation-tax Laffer curve (ITLC) in the context of two opti...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:9350.1059(DU-DE-WP--167) / BLDSC - Br...
Using a variant of the Cagan model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected stabil...
Using a variant of the Cagan model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected stabil...
Using a variant of the Cagan (1956) model with rational expectations, this paper shows that expected...
This note intends to attract attention on two main points of the recently published paper of V. Leli...
This paper re-examines the dynamics of hyperinflation extending the standard Cagan framework. In our...
Valérie Lelièvre A theoretical model of the dynamics of hyperinflation: Cagan's model revisited. Thi...
The generality of the Cagan model for money demand is questioned. Some high inflationary economies a...
In this paper I study the behavior of money demand during the episode of hyperinflation that occurre...
This paper analyzes the existence of an inflation tax Laffer curve (ITLC) in the context of two stan...
The paper emerges from the failure of the traditional models of hyperinflation with rational expecta...
Self-Stabilization of Hyperinflation — Surprising Monetary Arithmetics This paper discusses the...
3.00SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre- DSC:3597.9512(CEPR-DP--473) / BLDSC ...
In order to contexfalize the concept of potential budgetary deficit, we begin discussingin a form of...
This paper analyzes the existence of an inflation-tax Laffer curve (ITLC) in the context of two opti...