Exam 15: Inflation: Phillips Curves and Neo-Fisherism

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In the New Keynesian Rational Expectations model, an increase in the nominal interest rate

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In the Basic New Keynesian model, the Phillips curve specifies that inflation

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The following is a suggested cause of the long-term decline in real interest rates

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Rational expectations implies

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In the Basic New Keynesian model, when there is a liquidity trap, if the central bank promises higher inflation in the future, then

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A low natural real interest rate might result in

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Neo-Fisherians assert

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An example of an arrangement that helps to enforce commitment by a central bank is

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Real interest rates have declined

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In the Basic New Keynesian model, a decrease in the natural rate of interest causes the following effect:

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Inflation costs do not arise because of

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The idea of a "savings glut" was put forward by

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In the New Keynesian Rational Expectations model, when the nominal interest rate is constant forever,

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At the end of 2015, Venezuelan inflation approached

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To make forward guidance work,

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The Neo-Fisherian result that increasing the nominal interest rate increases inflation is a startling one because

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In the Basic New Keynesian model, the optimum for the central bank is/are

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Forward guidance, in the Basic New Keynesian model, is

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In the New Keynesian Rational Expectations Model, in the output demand relationship,

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In the Basic New Keynesian model, a firm that cannot change its price

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