Keynesian Sticky Price Models Are Typically Called

question 9

Multiple Choice

Keynesian sticky price models are typically called

• A)menu cost models.
• B)administered cost models.
• C)faulty pricing models.
• D)inflation forecasting models.
• E)classical models.

Learn the method of discounting future income to present value.

Understand the relationship between interest rates and the present value of future payments.

Understand the concepts of the inflationary premium and real versus nominal interest rates.

Understand the effects of real interest rate changes on investment and consumption decisions.

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