This paper offers a general equilibrium model that explains how the observed correlations of money and output fluctuations may come about through endogenously determined fluctuations in the money multiplier.
This paper documents changes in the cyclical behavior of nominal data series that appear after 1979:IIIQ, when the Federal Reserve implemented a policy to end the acceleration of inflation.
An economic experiment consists of the act of placing people in an environment desired by the experimenter, who then records the time paths of their economic behavior.
This paper describes some recent findings about cyclical behavior of aggregate labor market and its relation to overall business cycle. The basic theoretical framework is the neoclassical growth model with its central component.
We examine the behavior of international relative prices from the perspective of dynamic general equilibrium theory, with particular emphasis on the variability of the terms of trade and the relation between the terms of trade and net exports.
In this paper, we show that the monetary rule followed by a number of key countries before 1914 represented a commitment technology preventing the monetary authorities from changing planned future policy.
