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Inflation, Taxation, and Interest Rates

The Journal of Finance, 1982
ABSTRACTThis paper demonstrates that the response of nominal interest rates to changes in inflationary expectations should lie between that predicted by the “Fisher” and “Darby” effects. The exact nature of the response will depend on the relative size of the income and capital gains tax rates, and the relative size of the derivatives of investment and
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The optimal inflation rate revisited. [PDF]

, 2011
We challenge the widely held belief that New Keynesian models cannot predict an optimal positive inflation rate. In fact we find that even for the US economy, characterized by relatively small government size, optimal trend inflation is justified by the Phelps argument that the inflation tax should be part of an optimal (distortionary) taxation scheme.
Giovanni Di Bartolomeo, Patrizio Tirelli, Nicola Acocella   +2 more
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Consumer Spending and the Rate of Inflation

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1977
IN a recent article, Thomas Juster and Paul Wachtel (1972b) have examined the impact of the rate of inflation on consumer expenditures. Using survey data on individuals' expectations regarding the future rate of inflation, they concluded that inflationary expectations cause a reallocation of consumer expenditures.
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Discovering the Link Between Inflation Rates and Inflation Uncertainty

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1991
A new time-series model is used to reassess the strength of the link between inflation uncertainty and the level of inflation in the United States. The model provides several statistical measures that can be used to examine different aspects of uncertainty.
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Exchange rates and inflation

Journal of International Economics, 1990
Rudiger Dornbusch's articles on exchange rates and open economy macroeconomics are among the most frequently cited in the field of international economics. Collected for the first time in Exchange Rates and Inflation, these articles, written over the past fifteen years, cover a wide range of issues while providing unique insights into the research ...
George M. Von Furstenberg, Rudiger Dornbusch   +1 more
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On the variability of the inflation rate

1979 18th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control including the Symposium on Adaptive Processes, 1979
The variability of the inflation rate is studied by means of phase plane analysis and a related Markov chain analysis. Empirical results are presented for four Latin American countries using the Markov chain analysis. The empirical results suggest that an inflation rate of 17-18 percent per year might reasonably be interpreted as a critical rate below ...
Bruce Herrick, Michael Intriligator
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Exchange rate and inflation

Library Acquisitions: Practice & Theory, 1988
Communication faite a la Conference de Charleston de 1987 sur les raisons de la hausse du prix des periodiques, les mesures a prendre possibles et l'importance du taux de change de la ...
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Inflation and the Rate of Interest

Financial Analysts Journal, 1960
Hardly a week passes without someone somewhere asking: "Are you a Keynesian? And this question is always a problem. If one says "yes" the questioner is likely to set one down as a "radical" of some sort, or at least an adherent of various quack ideas. And if one says "no" one may be set down as a fool.
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Inflation and Exchange Rates

1984
It is now generally accepted that in the long-term exchange rates reflect the differential rates of inflation of the respective currencies. The argument is as follows:
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The measurement of inflation rate unpredictability and its relation to the rate of inflation

Journal of International Development, 1991
Constantine Glezakos, Jeffrey B. Nugent
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