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Optimal inattentive length in macroeconomic models

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R Jinnai - Economics Letters, 2007 - Elsevier
This paper proposes an approximate solution of firm's optimal inattentive length in a
standard macroeconomic model. The approximate solution conceptually fits a sticky-
information model better, and predicts empirically more plausible inattentive length than ...
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[PDF] News Shocks, Product Innovations, and Asset Prices

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R Jinnai - 2010 - eea-esem.com
Abstract A recent empirical study (Barsky and Sims (2010)) finds that a favorable news about
future fundamentals is associated with both an investment decline and a stock market boom.
Although these are inconsistent in a standard model, this paper shows that they are ...
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[PDF] Intangible Capital, Asset Prices, and Business Cycles

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R Jinnai - 2009 - iub.edu
Abstract Recent empirical research motivated by the IT revolution has argued that intangible
capital is an important missing piece in the economic analysis of asset prices and business
cycles. In this paper, I introduce intangible capital in an otherwise standard real business ...
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[CITATION] Monetary Policy with Endogenous Inattention

R Jinnai - 2006 - Manuscript
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[PDF] Product Innovation, Stock Price, and Business Cycle

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R Jinnai - 2008 - um.eu-tokyo.ac.jp
Abstract This paper studies the interaction between product innovation, stock price, and
aggregate output. I propose an endogenous variety business cycle model in which existing
firmks expertise is essential for innovation of new products. In the model, the firm value ...
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[PDF] Intrafirm Knowledge Spillover and Asset Prices in a Macroeconomic Model

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R Jinnai - 2011 - econweb.tamu.edu
Abstract This study examines the implications of intrafirm knowledge spillover in a
macroeconomic model. Using in-house ideas as a private resource for knowledge
production, a firm with more ideas produces new ideas more efficiently. The stock market ...
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Three essays on business cycles

R Jinnai - 2009 - gradworks.umi.com
Abstract: In the first chapter, I study a model in which intangible capital accumulation is the
driving force of medium-term business cycle. The study is motivated by recent empirical
research inspired by the IT revolution, which has argued that intangible capital is an ...
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[CITATION] An Empirical Study of Monetary Policy at Zero Short-Term Nominal Interest Rates

R Jinnai - 2007
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[PDF] Optimal Monetary Policy with Endogenous Inattention

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R Jinnai - 2009 - econweb.tamu.edu
Abstract This paper studies monetary policy in a sticky# information model where the
frequency of information updating is endogenously determined. Relative to a setting with
exogenous in# formation updating, price stability becomes more important. In a stable ...
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[PDF] In-House R&D in a DSGE Model

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R Jinnai - 2011 - econweb.tamu.edu
Abstract This paper examines the implications of in-house research and development (R&D)
in a variety expansion model with common stochastic productivity disturbances. The crucial
assumption of this model is that firms accumulate private knowledge that helps in-house ...
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