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[PDF] Incomplete information and informative pricing: Theory and application

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G Rondina - American Economic Review, 1945 - eea-esem.com
Abstract This paper studies the information contained in the equilibrium aggregate price
level of an economy where firms make output price decisions faced with incomplete
information about economy-wide disturbances. It is shown that when heterogeneously ...
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Simple versus optimal rules as guides to policy

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WA Brock, SN Durlauf, JM Nason… - Journal of Monetary …, 2007 - Elsevier
This paper compares the performance of different policy rules. Our comparisons focus on
simple feedback rules versus rules which are optimal, given knowledge of the correct
economic structure and the appropriate loss function for the policymaker. First, we ...
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Design limits and dynamic policy analysis

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WA Brock, SN Durlauf… - 2008 - nber.org
This paper characterizes the frequency domain properties of feedback control rules in linear
systems in order to better understand how different rules affect outcomes frequency by
frequency. We are especially concerned in understanding how reductions of variance at ...
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[BOOK] Nonlinearities in Growth: from evidence to policy

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EB Cohen-Cole, SN Durlauf, G Rondina… - 2005 - ssc.wisc.edu
Abstract This paper considers the question of how one can translate evidence of
nonlinearities and threshold effects in growth into policy recommendations. We argue that
the current evidence of these effects, while important in terms of scholarly debates, does ...
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[PDF] Information equilibria in dynamic economies

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G Rondina… - 2010 - econ-new.stanford.edu
Abstract We study Rational Expectations equilibria in dynamic models with dispersed
information and signal extraction from endogenous variables. An Information Equilibrium is
established that delivers existence and uniqueness conditions in a new class of RE ...
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Frequency-specific effects of stabilization policies

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WA Brock, SN Durlauf… - The American Economic Review, 2008 - JSTOR
In this paper, we describe a set of trade-offs that policymakersface with respect to fluctua?
tions at different frequencies. A complete treat? ment is given in Brock, Durlauf, and Rondina
(2008). The presence of frequency-specific effects of policy choices has generally not ...
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[PDF] Is the Original Taylor Rule Enough? Simple versus Optimal Rules as Guides to Monetary Policy

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WA Brock, SN Durlauf, JM Nason… - 2006 - carnegie-rochester.rochester.edu
This paper contributes to the monetary policy evaluation literature by developing new
strategies to study a few alternative policy rules that are the core of recent research. We are
interested in assessing the case that can be made for optimal rules as opposed to simple ...
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[PDF] Information Equilibria in Dynamic Economies with Dispersed Information

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G Rondina… - aeaweb.org
Abstract We study Rational Expectations equilibria in dynamic models with dispersed
information and signal extraction from endogenous variables. Existence and uniqueness
conditions for a new class of rational expectations equilibria in economies with dispersed ...
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[PDF] Market Prices and Information Acquisition in Economies with Coordination Motives

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G Rondina… - 2012 - dss.ucsd.edu
Abstract We study the informational choice of agents in a class of economies where firms
display coordination motives in presence of dispersed information and where the outcome of
the coordination is traded by traders in a competitive asset market รก-la Grossman and ...
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Nonlinearities in growth: From evidence to policy

EB Cohen-Cole, SN Durlauf… - Journal of Macroeconomics, 2011 - Elsevier
This paper considers the question of how one can translate evidence of nonlinearities and
threshold effects in growth into policy recommendations. We argue that the current evidence
of these effects, while important in terms of scholarly debates, does not readily lend itself ...
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Essays on incomplete information, model uncertainty, and macroeconomic policy

G Rondina - 2008 - gradworks.umi.com
In Chapter 1, I study the information contained in the equilibrium aggregate price level of an economy
where firms make output price decisions faced with incomplete information about economy-wide
disturbances. This chapter makes three contributions to the literature on monetary ...
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[PDF] Econ 211: Advanced Macroeconomics

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D Debortoli… - dss.ucsd.edu
The object of this course is to introduce students to a variety of tools used in advanced
dynamic macroeconomic models. The focus will be on the theoretical aspects of these
models, rather than on the specific economic implications or on the numerical solution ...
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[CITATION] Design Limits and Dynamic Policy Analysis

G RONDINA - 2009 - escholarship.org
... Citation. RONDINA, GIACOMO. (2009). Design Limits and Dynamic Policy Analysis. UC Irvine:
Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences. ... Design Limits and Dynamic Policy Analysis. Author:
RONDINA, GIACOMO, Department of Economics, UC San Diego. Publication Date: ...
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[PDF] Econ 210C: Macroeconomic Theory

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G Rondina… - econ.ucsd.edu
This course is divided into two parts. Both parts count equally (50%) towards the final grade.
The grade will be determined by problems sets (10%) and by two in-class exams (90%). The
exam on the first part will be on Wed. Apr 28th, while the exam on the second part will be ...
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