The fallout from the Rudd article on inflation expectations (that I described here) is still percolating around the internet. Duncan Weldon just wrote “We Have No Theory of Inflation” which discusses the issues from the empirical side. In this article, I am re-writing and expanding on some points that I noted in my previous article. If inflation expectations do not behave as predicted by neoclassical models, that is a critical problem that cannot be easily dealt with by adding epicycles to the models.The Rudd article is turning into a courtier declaring that the emperor has no clothes.
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Monday, October 4, 2021
Why Inflation Expectations Matter A Lot For Theory — Brian Romanchuk
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“Inflation” is a figure of speech so is “money”…
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