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Rational Expectations (RE) models have two crucial dimensions: (i) agents on average correctly forecast future prices given all available information, and (ii) given expectations, agents solve optimization problems and these solutions in turn determine actual price realizations. Experimental...
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policymakers' preferences, and rely on a perpetual learning technology to form expectations. We find that with learning … from those implied by rational expectations, even at long horizons. The presence of learning increases the sensitivity of … the policy maker. In contrast, under learning, private inflation expectations follow a time-varying process and provide …
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feature of the model is that learning operates in both the demand for assets and the supply of credit. Interactions between … propagation. In contrast, the paper shows why learning involving only one side on the market, which has been the focus of most of …
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We report on experimental evidence rationalizing the use of heterogeneous agent models. We provide compelling evidence that subjects in laboratory experiments often behave in ways that depart from the rational choice ideal. Further, these subjects' heuristic approaches often differ from one...
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