Labor Market Search and Monetary Shocks
By C. Walsh. 2002
144 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics
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- Carlos Thomas
- Mathias Trabandt
- Ester Faia
- Martin Eichenbaum
- Larry Christiano
- Stefan Mittnik
- Carl E. Walsh
- André Kurmann
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- Labor Market Search, Sticky Prices, and Interest Rate Policies (2005, background): “I would like to thank seminar participants at UC Davis, UCSB, the University of Hawaii, the University of British Columbia, and the Swiss National Bank for helpful comments on earlier versions of this and related research.”
- Ramsey Monetary Policy With Labour Market Frictions (2009, background): “1 Several other authors, ranging from Walsh 2003 to Blanchard and Gali’ 2006 have recently introduced matching frictions and real wage rigidity into new Keynesian models.”
- Fair Wages in a New Keynesian Model of the Business Cycle (2002, background): “A third related contribution is by Walsh (2002) who introduces a labor market stru based on a Mortensen–Pissarides (1994, 1999) matching function into a Calvo stick model.”
- Unemployment and Business Cycles (2013, background): “12For an early application of this strategy, see Walsh (2003).”
- The Role of Real Wage Rigidity and Labor Market Frictions for Unemployment and Inflation Dynamics (2005, unknown): “The retail sector firms buy wholesale goods at marginal cost, transform them into differentiated goods and sell them with a mark-up over marginal cost in a monopolistic competitive environment, see Walsh (2003).8”
- Optimal Monetary Policy Rules with Labor Market Frictions (2008, background): “Several other authors, ranging from Walsh (2003) to Blanchard and Gali’ (2006), have recently introduced matching frictions and real wage rigidity into New Keynesian models.”
- Search and matching frictions and optimal monetary policy (2008, methodology): “From the job creation condition in the steady state, equation (51), I have 1 [1 (1 )p] = 1 1+ s 1 v ( ~b 1+ + sv).”
- Regime dependence of the fiscal multiplier (2012, background): “Recent studies on modeling unemployment in in this context are Merz (1999), and Walsh (2002) among others.”