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This paper examines the nexus between news coverage on inflation and households' inflation expectations. In doing so, we test the epidemiological foundations of the sticky information model (Carroll, 2003, 2006). We use both aggregate and household-level data from the Survey Research Center at...
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This paper deals with the analysis of price-setting in U.S. manufacturing industries. Recent studies have heavily criticized the ability of the New Keynesian Phillips curve (NKPC) to fit aggregate infl ation [see, e.g., Rudd and Whelan, 2006, Can Rational Expectations Sticky-Price Models Explain...
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This paper deals with the analysis of price-setting in U.S. manufacturing industries. Recent studies have heavily criticized the ability of the New Keynesian Phillips curve (NKPC) to fit aggregate inflation [see, e.g., Rudd and Whelan, 2006, Can Rational Expectations Sticky-Price Models Explain...
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A large body of empirical work is clear-cut in suggesting that the international post-war inflation experience may be described in terms of switches among multiple regimes. A definite explanation of this stylized fact, however, is still under debate. In this paper, we model an economy composed...
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A huge amount of empirical evidence is clear-cut in suggesting that post-war inflation rates dynamics in several industrialized countries may be modeled as switches among multiple regimes (i.e., time series for inflation rates are typically piecewise stationary around two or more averages). In...
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Abstract: This paper examines the nexus between news coverage on inflation and households' inflation expectations. In doing so, we test the epidemiological foundations of the sticky information model (Carroll, 2003, 2006). We use both aggregate and household-level data from the Survey Research...
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This paper compares the behavior of subject' uncertainty in different monetary policy environments when forecasting inflation in the laboratory. We find that inflation targeting produces lower uncertainty and higher accuracy of interval forecasts than inflation forecast targeting. We also...
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We study the effects of forward-looking communication in an environment of rising inflation rates on German consumers’ inflation expectations using a randomized control trial. We show that information about rising inflation increases short- and long-term inflation expectations. This initial...
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