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Expectations equilibria in a fix-price model

Demetris Yannelis

# Expectations equilibria in a fix-price model

## by Demetris Yannelis

Published by Dept. of Economics and Institute for Policy Analysis, University of Toronto in Toronto .
Written in English

Subjects:
• Macroeconomics -- Mathematical models,
• Equilibrium (Economics),
• Prices -- Mathematical models,
• Employment (Economic theory) -- Mathematical models

• Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [38-39]

Classifications The Physical Object Statement by Demetrius C. Yannelis. Series Working paper -- no. 8416, Working paper series (University of Toronto. Institute for Policy Analysis) -- no. 8416. LC Classifications HB172.5 Y36 1984 Pagination 35, [4] p. ; Number of Pages 35 Open Library OL18906770M

This book is an excellent state-of-the-art survey of a wide range of cussion of rational expectations equilibria and problems of private in- author's fix-price model, viz. classical unemployment, Keynesian un-employment, and repressed inflation. Ben assy analyses the impact of. This paper addresses the problem of multiple equilibria in a model of time-consistent monetary policy. It suggests that this problem originates in the assumption that agents have rational expectations and proposes several alternative restrictions on expectations that allow the monetary authority to build credibility for a disinflationary policy by demonstrating that it will Cited by:

This Princeton University Press monograph is about robust filtering and control. It adapts H_2, H_\infty, and entropy methods to handle discounted problems. Both single agent and multiple agent settings are studied. There are new chapters about recursive equilibria in this version. The book includes two chapters about robust filtering and. 2. "Expectations Equilibria in a Fix-price Model". Working Paper , University of Toronto. European Meetings of the Econometric Society Madrid, September CONTRIBUTION TO COLLECTIVE VOLUMES. 1. "The Greek Telecoms Market before and after Liberalization", (with H. Gaglia), in "Essays in Honour of Th. Skountzos" Piraeus 2.

Keynes argued that the state of long term expectations determines the level of economic activity. Keynesian economics, however, lacks a microfoundation, which modern macroeconomics exploits. Farmer fills the gap and explores the role of Keynes's state of long term expectations to the macroeconomy in the language of dynamic general equilibrium 4/5. ship is endogenous, which motivates the term "rational expectations equilibrium." This paper shows that, in a particular model of asset trading, if the number of alternative states of initial information is finite then, generically, rational expectations equilibria exist that reveal to all traders all of their initial by:

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It contains detailed discussions of economic efficiency, competitive equilibrium, the first and second welfare theorems, the Kuhn-Tucker approach to general equilibrium, the Arrow-Debreu model, and rational expectations equilibrium Cited by: This paper examines various unemployment equilibria in a fix-price model of an open economy with nontraded goods.

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