[PEN-L:1000] AD/AS correction

1995-10-17 Thread James Devine
I notice that my equation turned up very garbled in the Pen-l archive. Restated to avoid garbling, it was that: the current rate of inflation equals the core rate of inflation, reflecting expected inflation and the wage/price spiral (inertial or built-in inflation) plus additional inflatio

AD/AS redux

1994-03-31 Thread Tom . Weisskopf
To respond to Ellen Frank's latest posting (I'm glad someone is still interested in the AD/AS brouhaha!), I would say first that what is needed is a graphical framework in which P-dot is on the vertical axis and not Y but Y/Y* (or U) is on the horizontal axis; the latter approach sets

AD/AS redux

1994-03-31 Thread Tom . Weisskopf
To respond to Ellen Frank's latest posting (I'm glad someone is still interested in the AD/AS brouhaha!), I would say first that what is needed is a graphical framework in which P-dot is on the vertical axis and not Y but Y/Y* (or U) is on the horizontal axis; the latter approach sets

AD-AS, response to Peter Dorman

1994-03-14 Thread FAC_BROSSER
Peter: 1) I am glad to hear that you are free of sin, my brother, in your (past) teaching of micro. However in your remarks about "microland is faster than macroland" I would say it ain't necessarily so, especially when prices are a signaling device. We have seen plenty sudden speculative fren

AD-AS, response to Peter Dorman

1994-03-14 Thread FAC_BROSSER
Peter: 1) I am glad to hear that you are free of sin, my brother, in your (past) teaching of micro. However in your remarks about "microland is faster than macroland" I would say it ain't necessarily so, especially when prices are a signaling device. We have seen plenty sudden speculative fren

AD-AS again

1994-03-14 Thread Tom . Weisskopf
I have found the latest flurry of exchanges on the AD-AS question very interesting, and would have jumped in sooner if I only had more time. Now that my name has been mentioned, I can no longer restrain myself -- though time constraints still limit me to one small point. Peter Dorman referred

AD-AS again

1994-03-14 Thread Tom . Weisskopf
I have found the latest flurry of exchanges on the AD-AS question very interesting, and would have jumped in sooner if I only had more time. Now that my name has been mentioned, I can no longer restrain myself -- though time constraints still limit me to one small point. Peter Dorman referred

AD (& AS)

1994-03-11 Thread Peter.Dorman
Alas, just when I thought I might actually get some work done, I have been summoned to make an appearance on PEN-L. I have no idea whether I delivered a knockout blow to the AD curve (or AS--read on), but, instead of referring people to the archive, maybe it will be a public service to repeat my

AD (& AS)

1994-03-11 Thread Peter.Dorman
Alas, just when I thought I might actually get some work done, I have been summoned to make an appearance on PEN-L. I have no idea whether I delivered a knockout blow to the AD curve (or AS--read on), but, instead of referring people to the archive, maybe it will be a public service to repeat my