Calvo price-setting framework

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The Calvo price-setting framework is a macroeconomic model of staggered price adjustment in which only a random fraction of firms can change their prices in any given period, generating nominal rigidity and realistic inflation dynamics.

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instanceOf New Keynesian pricing assumption
macroeconomic model
price-setting framework
assumes geometric distribution of price durations
contrastsWith Taylor staggered contracts
state-dependent pricing models
enables tractable log-linearization around steady state
field macroeconomics
monetary economics
hasKeyAssumption a fixed fraction of firms cannot adjust prices in each period
firms are monopolistic competitors
firms choose prices to maximize expected discounted profits
households have rational expectations
nominal prices are set in terms of money
probability of being allowed to reset price is independent of firm history
hasKeyFeature constant probability of price adjustment each period
forward-looking inflation dynamics
fraction of firms keep prices fixed each period
menu-cost-free nominal rigidity
microfoundations for the New Keynesian Phillips curve
nominal rigidity
price dispersion across firms
random opportunity for price adjustment
staggered price adjustment
time-dependent pricing
implies New Keynesian Phillips curve NERFINISHED
average duration of prices is inverse of adjustment probability
inflation depends on expected future inflation
inflation depends on real marginal cost or output gap
influenced modern central bank macroeconomic models
introducedBy Guillermo A. Calvo NERFINISHED
introducedIn 1983
mathematicallyCharacterizedBy Calvo parameter for price stickiness
hazard rate of price adjustment
namedAfter Guillermo A. Calvo NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Phillips curve NERFINISHED
dynamic stochastic general equilibrium models
monetary policy transmission
nominal rigidity
sticky prices
usedIn New Keynesian DSGE models NERFINISHED
business cycle models
inflation dynamics studies
monetary policy analysis

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