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by considering randomized monetary trades in a standard search-theoretic model of money where agents can hold multiple …
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This paper studies the role of money in environments where in each meeting there is a double coincidence of real wants. Traders who meet at random finance their purchases through current production, the sale of divisible money or both. It is shown that in the absence of valued money if traders...
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In this paper we study the inefficiencies of the monetary equilibrium and optimal monetary policies in a search economy … trade and an inefficient number of trades (or search decisions). The Friedman rule eliminates the first inefficiency and the … order to internalize all search externalities. …
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This paper studies the theoretical properties of a channel system of interestrate control in a dynamic general equilibrium model. Agents are subject to liquidity shocks which can be partially insured in a secured money market, or at a standing facility operated by the central bank. We show that...
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This paper studies the validity of the Friedman rule in a search model with divisible money and divisible goods where …
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This paper investigates the role of fiat money in decentralized markets, where producers have private information about the quality of the goods they supply. Money is divisible, terms of trade are determined endogenously, and agents can finance their consumption with money or with real...
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consumption decisions in search-theoretic models of money. Our framework potentially generates three types of inefficiencies: the …
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Distortions in memory impose important bounds on rationality but have been largely disregarded in economics. While it is possible to learn, it is more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to unlearn. This retention effect lowers individual utility directly or via reduced productivity, and adds...
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Some labor markets have recently developed formal signaling mechanisms, e.g. the signaling for interviews in the job market for new Ph.D. economists. We evaluate the effect of such mechanisms on two-sided matching markets by considering a game of incomplete information between firms and workers....
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Under certain conditions the optimal insurance policy will offer full coverage above a deductible, as Arrow and others have shown long time ago. Interestingly, the same design of insurance policies applies in case of a single loss and ex-ante moral hazard. However, many insurance policies...
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