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Reference-Dependent Preferences and the Transmission of Monetary Policy
E. Gaffeo
, I. Petrella
, D. Pfajfar
, E. Santoro
Research Group: Economics
Economics
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Monetary Policy
100%
Inflation
100%
State Dependence
100%
Reference Dependence
100%
Monetary Policy Transmission
100%
Output Feedback Stabilization
50%
Business Cycles
50%
Inflation Rate
50%
Expected Rate
50%
Inflation Stabilization
50%
Elasticity of Intertemporal Substitution
50%
Policy Activism
50%
Real Activities
50%
Looming
50%
Real Wage Rigidity
50%
Household Utility
50%
Strong Degree
50%
Kahneman
50%
Tversky
50%
Monetary Innovation
50%
Policy Innovation
50%
Synthesis Model
50%
Neoclassical Synthesis
50%
Consumption Utility
50%
US GDP
50%
Dependent Degree
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Inflation
100%
Monetary Policy
100%
Price
50%
Business Cycle
25%
Neoclassical Synthesis
25%