Bayesian estimation and evaluation of the segmented markets friction in equilibrium monetary models

This paper develops, estimates and evaluates a heterogeneous agents segmented markets model with endogenous production and a monetary authority that follows a Taylor-type interest rate rule. We find that adding the segmented markets friction significantly improves the statistical out-of-sample predi...

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Published in:Journal of macroeconomics 2008-03, Vol.30 (1), p.444-461
Main Authors: Landon-Lane, John, Occhino, Filippo
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Economic shock
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Markov chain Monte Carlo
Monetary economics
Monetary equilibrium
Monetary models
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Monetary policy shocks
Segmented markets
Studies
Taylor rule
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Markov chain Monte Carlo
Monetary economics
Monetary equilibrium
Monetary models
Monetary policy
Monetary policy shocks
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