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Jean-Pascal Benassy (Author)

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0262025280 978-0262025287 January 3, 2003

In this book, Jean-Pascal Benassy attempts to integrate into a single unified framework dynamic macroeconomic models reflecting such diverse lines of thought as general equilibrium theory, imperfect competition, Keynesian theory, and rational expectations. He begins with a simple microeconomic synthesis of imperfect competition and nonclearing markets in general equilibrium under rational expectations. He then applies this framework to a large number of dynamic macroeconomic models, covering such topics as persistent unemployment, endogenous growth, and optimal fiscal-monetary policies. The macroeconomic methodology he uses is similar in spirit to that of the popular real business cycles theory, but the scope is much wider. All of the models are solved "by hand," making the underlying economic mechanisms particularly clear.


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"Reading this book is a liberating experience. By some sleight of hand, the idea of a micro-based macroeconomics has been identified with price-mediated market clearing under perfect competition. Bénassy demonstrates by example that macroeconomics can be based on imperfect competition, non-clearing markets, and quantity signals. As a consequence, activist monetary and fiscal policies are shown to be both effective and useful." Robert M. Solow, Institute Professor of Economics, Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Nobel Laureate in Economics (1987)

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Jean-Pascal Bénassy is Director of Research at CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research), Paris, and a Research Fellow at CEPREMAP (Center for Economic Research and Applications). He is the author of The Macroeconomics of Imperfect Competition and Nonclearing Markets: A Dynamic General Equilibrium Approach (MIT Press, 2002).


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We will first briefly describe the characteristics of the Walrasian model, and then outline how it has to be generalized to deal with nonclearing markets and imperfect competition. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fixprice equilibrium, fixprice equilibria, preset wages, maximizing trade unions, incomplete depreciation, nonclearing markets, objective demand curves, rationed demanders, optimal monetary rule, optimal wage contracts, real demand shocks, optimal policy mix, quantity signals, perceived demand curve, nominal rigidities, accumulated factors, money shocks, maximization program, optimal monetary policy, optimal fiscal policy, rationing schemes, wage equilibrium, monetary shocks, macroeconomic applications, best transaction
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Lag Figure, Proof Let, Time Figure, Proof Consider, Unemployment Fluctuations
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