On the output-inflation relationship when price and quantity adjustments are costly
In: CESifo working paper series 293
Abstract
A vast literature analyzes the real effects of price-adjustment costs assuming that quantity adjustments are costless. In this paper the authors analyze whether the presence of quantity-adjustments costs, which presumably are significant, change the traditional results on the impact of inflation. In particular, recent findings suggest that quantity-adjustment costs may remove the linkage between output and inflation. The authors show that this is not the case when inflation is anticipated. On the contrary, quantity-adjustment costs may significantly amplify the consequences of price-adjustment costs.
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Englisch
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Univ., Center of Economic Studies
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12 S
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