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General equilibrium and the new neoclassical synthesis
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Herings, P. Jean-Jacques
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/ Budget constraints
/ Commodities
/ Commodity markets
/ Commodity prices
/ Decision making
/ Economic activity
/ Economic theory
/ Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium (Economics)
/ Game Theory
/ General economic equilibrium
/ Households
/ Inflexible prices
/ Interest rates
/ Macroeconomics
/ Microeconomics
/ Monetary policy
/ Neoclassical economics
/ Price levels
/ Price stickiness
/ Prices
/ Pricing
/ Public Finance
/ Rational choice
/ Rational expectations
/ Rationing
/ Research Article
/ Social and Behav. Sciences
/ Sticky prices
/ Stochastic processes
/ Studies
/ Supply
/ Supply & demand
/ Supply and demand
2014
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General equilibrium and the new neoclassical synthesis
by
Herings, P. Jean-Jacques
in
Aggregates
/ Analysis
/ Bank loans
/ Budget constraints
/ Commodities
/ Commodity markets
/ Commodity prices
/ Decision making
/ Economic activity
/ Economic theory
/ Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium (Economics)
/ Game Theory
/ General economic equilibrium
/ Households
/ Inflexible prices
/ Interest rates
/ Macroeconomics
/ Microeconomics
/ Monetary policy
/ Neoclassical economics
/ Price levels
/ Price stickiness
/ Prices
/ Pricing
/ Public Finance
/ Rational choice
/ Rational expectations
/ Rationing
/ Research Article
/ Social and Behav. Sciences
/ Sticky prices
/ Stochastic processes
/ Studies
/ Supply
/ Supply & demand
/ Supply and demand
2014
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General equilibrium and the new neoclassical synthesis
by
Herings, P. Jean-Jacques
in
Aggregates
/ Analysis
/ Bank loans
/ Budget constraints
/ Commodities
/ Commodity markets
/ Commodity prices
/ Decision making
/ Economic activity
/ Economic theory
/ Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods
/ Economics
/ Economics and Finance
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium (Economics)
/ Game Theory
/ General economic equilibrium
/ Households
/ Inflexible prices
/ Interest rates
/ Macroeconomics
/ Microeconomics
/ Monetary policy
/ Neoclassical economics
/ Price levels
/ Price stickiness
/ Prices
/ Pricing
/ Public Finance
/ Rational choice
/ Rational expectations
/ Rationing
/ Research Article
/ Social and Behav. Sciences
/ Sticky prices
/ Stochastic processes
/ Studies
/ Supply
/ Supply & demand
/ Supply and demand
2014
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General equilibrium and the new neoclassical synthesis
2014
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Overview
We present a general equilibrium model of the new neoclassical synthesis that has the same level of generality as the Arrow-Debreu model. This involves a stochastic multi-period economy with a monetary sector and sticky commodity prices. We formulate the notion of a sticky price equilibrium where all agents form rational expectations on prices for commodities and assets, interest rates, and rationing. We present a general result showing that monetary policy imposes no restrictions whatsoever on nominal equilibrium price levels and that the set of sticky price equilibria has a dimension equal to the number of terminal date-events. Stickiness of prices implies that this indeterminacy is real.
Publisher
Springer,Springer Berlin Heidelberg,Springer Nature B.V
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