Relative Wage Concern and the Keynesian Contract Multiplier

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Relative Wage Concern and the Keynesian Contract Multiplier

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Ascari, G.
Garcia, J.A.

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Guido Ascari

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Recent quantitative dynamic general equilibrium models have cast serious doubts on the explanatory power of staggered wage/price setting in accounting for both output and inflation persistence. The authors enlarge a dynamic general equilibrium model with staggered wages by incorporating Keynesian relative wage concern on the part of workers.

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Paper provided by European University Institute in its series Economics Working Papers with number eco99/5.

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