In order to gauge π^e , the rational expectation model predict the next period π ^e equals to ___________ inflation level . A. the current π B. short run equilibrium C. long run equilibrium D. yield of regular bond - yield of tips bond In order to gauge π^e
In order to gauge π^e , the rational expectation model predict the next period π ^e equals to ___________ inflation level . A. the current π B. short run equilibrium C. long run equilibrium D. yield of regular bond - yield of tips bond In order to gauge π^e
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In order to gauge π^e , the rational expectation model predict the next period π ^e equals to ___________ inflation level
. A. the current π
B. short run equilibrium
C. long run equilibrium
D. yield of regular bond - yield of tips bond
In order to gauge π^e , by applying the (rearranged) Fisher equation π^e = i − r, the predicted π^e equals to ______ inflation level.
A. the current π
B. short run equilibrium
C. long run equilibrium
D. yield of regular bond - yield of tips bond
Which of the following characteristics of Phillips curve lead to a faster convergence from short run equilibrium to long run equilibrium.
A. small ω B. large ω C. adapted π e forming mechanism D. rational π e forming mechanism
Let us consider the following economic shock. The geopolitical conflict between Russia and Ukraine raised the oil/food prices, people expect higher inflation in the future. Thus π^e change to π ^e′ . The Phillips curve will shift _________(ABC) by __________(DEFG) amount
. A. up B. down C. remain the same D. < |π^e − π ^e′ | E. = |π^e − π^e′ | F. > |π^e − π^e′ | G. none of the above
Let us consider the following economic shock. The online job services like linkedin greatly reduce the time of searching and matching for labor market. As a result, natural unemployment (i.e long-run Phillips curve) Un _______________(ABC) to U ′ n . The (short-run) Phillips curve will shift to the______ (DEF) side by _________ (GHIJ) amount
. A. increase B. decrease C. remain the same D. left E. right F. remain the same G. < |Un − U ′ n | H. = |Un − U ′ n | I. > |Un − U ′ n | J. none of the above
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