THE DYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF ALTERNATIVE ASSUMPTIONS ON PRICE ADJUSTMENT IN NEW KEYNESIAN MODELS

ABSTRACT This paper presents a classification of the different new Phillips curves existing in the literature as a set of choices based on three assumptions: the choice of the structure of price adjustments (Calvo or Taylor), the presence of backward indexation and the type of price contracts (fixed...

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Published in:Bulletin of economic research 2011-10, Vol.63 (4), p.353-384
Main Authors: Aïssa, Mohamed Safouane Ben, Musy, Olivier
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Calvo price rule
disinflation policy
Dynamic models
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E52
fixed prices
Inflation
Keynesian theory
Macroeconomics
Monetary theory
New Keynesian Phillips curves
Output
Phillips curve
predetermined price
Price level
Price theory
Prices
Sticky prices
Studies
Taylor price rule
Taylor rule
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disinflation policy
Dynamic models
E31
E52
fixed prices
Inflation
Keynesian theory
Macroeconomics
Monetary theory
New Keynesian Phillips curves
Output
Phillips curve
predetermined price
Price level
Price theory
Prices
Sticky prices
Studies
Taylor price rule
Taylor rule
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