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981“...We consider optimal monetary policy in New Keynesian models with inertia due to lagged effects of inflation and output. We characterize the conditions for the...”
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982by Pica, Giovanni Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...A major development in recent decades in industrialized countries is the decline in national savings rates. Over the same period, in many countries the labor's...”
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983by Glomm, Gerhard Lee, Changmin Tran, Chung Quang Jung, Juergen Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...In many emerging economies such as Brazil, pension programs of public sector workers are more generous than pension programs of private sector workers. The...”
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984by Bivin, David G Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...Maccini, Moore, and Schaller (2004, hereafter MMS) recently uncovered a long-run inverse relationship between interest rates and finished goods in a number of...”
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985“...This paper considers an optimal pricing model in continuous time that combines state and time dependent elements usually examined separately in the literature...”
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986by Ramcharan, Rodney Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...There is now considerable evidence that a range of institutional, legal, cultural, political and religious variables determine financial development. But...”
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987by Kayahan, Burc Caponi, Vincenzo Plesca, Miana Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...The literature on training has pointed out that macroeconomic fluctuations can have a positive or a negative effect on training decisions. On the one hand, the...”
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988“...This paper analyzes the interaction between inflation and the long-run levels of employment and output growth in a Schumpeterian growth model with quality...”
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989by Walentin, Karl Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...In this paper, we document a 75 percent increase in stockholders' share of aggregate labor income in the U.S. from 1962 to 2000 using data from Survey of...”
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990by Pancs, Romans Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...The communication of ideas fosters technological progress and prevents regress. This paper develops a growth model wherein an economy's technology is...”
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991“...A news-driven business cycle is a positive comovement in consumption, labor, investment, and output caused by positive news about the future. Standard real...”
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992by Santis, Massimiliano De Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...We provide an explanation for the high equity premium and related puzzles based on persistent dividend growth and idiosyncratic income risk that have...”
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993“...Recent research has established that households “absorb†from professional forecasters as they form their inflation expectations. Professionals’ forecasts...”
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994by Kaas, Leo Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...This paper analyzes an urn-ball matching model in which workers decide how intensively they sample job openings and apply at a stochastic number of suitable...”
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995by Kobayashi, Teruyoshi Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...Many empirical studies argue that the inertial behavior of policy rates in industrialized countries can be well explained by a linear partial adjustment...”
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996“...This study examines the effect of shocks observed in financial markets on output and employment during the Great Depression. We present three main findings...”
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997by MartÃnez-GarcÃa, Enrique Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...Data for the U.S. and the Euro-zone (12) during the post-Bretton Woods period show that nominal and real exchange rates are more volatile than consumption,...”
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998by Weber, Ernst Juerg Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...People who face adverse economic prospects save in order to maintain consumption. During wars and other periods of distress, the incentive to save was so...”
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999by Iscan, Talan B Published in The B.E. journal of macroeconomics (2010)“...High income elasticity of demand for services and low income elasticity of demand for food (Engel's law), and relatively slow productivity growth in the...”
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1000“...This paper studies the role of investment-specific shocks as an amplification mechanism of labor market fluctuations. We first show evidence suggesting that...”