in the Lagos-Wright model, suppose that we assume a different bargaining rule. That is, suppose that, in a DM meeting between a buyer and seller, the seller makes a take or leave offer to the buyer. Determine the quantities of consumption in equilibrium for the buyer in the DM and the seller in the CM. Assume that the nominal interest rate is strictly greater than d in terms of the inflation rate i, the discount rates, and the In terms of the inflation rate i and the discount rates, the consumption of the buyer in the DM is consumption c of the buyer in the DM, the consumption of the seller in the CM is

in the Lagos-Wright model, suppose that we assume a different bargaining rule. That is, suppose that, in a DM meeting between a buyer and seller, the seller makes a take or leave offer to the buyer. Determine the quantities of consumption in equilibrium for the buyer in the DM and the seller in the CM. Assume that the nominal interest rate is strictly greater than d in terms of the inflation rate i, the discount rates, and the In terms of the inflation rate i and the discount rates, the consumption of the buyer in the DM is consumption c of the buyer in the DM, the consumption of the seller in the CM is

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