We present a general equilibrium model in which unemployed workers search for employment opportunities. We deviate from the traditional search and matching literature by allowing each worker to simultaneously sample a number of firms; exogenously given, this number is a natural proxy for labor...

This paper presents a framework that nests search and Walrasian-type models to study the evolution of stationary equilibria in the region between the two approaches. In our model unemployed workers can simultaneously approach n firms every period. We regard n as a proxy for information...

We present a model in which purely monetary inflation systematically affects efficiency, welfare, and relative prices. The model focuses on the microeconomics of trade in search markets under inflation. Inflation, by increasing the cost of holding money, undermines the market's ability to...

This paper presents a framework that nests search and Walrasian-type models to study the evolution of stationary equilibria in the region between the two approaches. In our model unemployed workers can simultaneously approach n firms every period. We regard n as a proxy for information...