We develop a model of decentralized monetary exchange to examine the distributional effects of inflation across heterogeneous agents. The agents have private information about their productivity, preferences, or money holdings. Matching is multilateral and each seller is visited by a stochastic number of buyers. The good is allocated according to a second-price auction in money. In equilibrium, homogeneous buyers hold different amounts of money leading to price dispersion. We find the closed-form solution for the distribution of money holdings. Entry of sellers is suboptimal except at the Friedman rule. Inflation acts as a regressive tax
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We develop a model of monetary exchange that avoids several common criticisms of the recent microfou...
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This dissertation analyzes the potential distributional effects of monetary policy. I generalize exi...
The paper relaxes the one unit storage capacity imposed in the basic search-theoretic model of fiat ...
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Summary.: We construct a tractable ‘fundamental' model of money with equilibrium heterogeneity in mo...
This paper analyzes monetary exchange in a search model allowing for multilateral matches to be form...
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I examine the robustness of monetary equilibria in a random matching model where a more efficient me...
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