Web2 we introduce real wage rigidities, and show how their presence generates a meaningful trade-ofi between stabilization of in°ation and the welfare-relevant output gap. Section 3 looks at the implications of alternative stabilization poli-cies. Section 4 … Webwage ⁄exibility tends to raise the volatility of price and wage in⁄ation, both of which are costly since they generate an ine¢ cient allocation of resources in the presence of staggered price and wage setting. Thus, if the central bank follows a rule that calls for a relatively weak response to in⁄ation, the bene–ts
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WebThe Return of the Wage Phillips Curve Jordi Galí CREI, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, and Barcelona GSE June 2010 (–rst draft: May 2009) Abstract The standard New Keynesian model with staggered wage setting is shown to imply a simple dynamic relation between wage in⁄ation and unemployment. Under some assumptions, that relation takes a WebGali_2010.mod. This file was written together with Lahcen Bounader. It replicates the results of the baseline sticky wage model of Jordi Galí (2010): Monetary Policy and Unemployment, Handbook of Monetary Economics, Volume 3A, Chapter 10, pp. 487-546. Please see the header of the mod-file for additional remarks. WebMain –nding: Increased wage ⁄exibility may be welfare-reducing if fp is small - limited e⁄ectiveness at stabilizing employment - costly "side e⁄ects" (increased volatility in wage and price in⁄ation) Jordi Galí, Tommaso Monacelli Wage Flexibility and the Exchange Rate October 2013 5 / 16 jean luc godard rolling stones