Monetary Discretion, Pricing Complementarity and Dynamic Multiple Equilibria



Figure 4. Discretionary equilibrium with optimism (low p 0 expectations)
Equilibrium m=1.010

A. objective function


B. relative price distortion


C. markup

0.95     1.05     1.15     1.25     1.35


D. Po




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