The Welfare Costs of Inflation in an Endogenous Growth Economy with Costly Credit
Peter Brnčík
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Peter Brnčík
Abstract
Early efforts to examine the effects inflation taxes in monetary general equilibrium models concluded, that under moderate inflations, these taxes have modest effects on steady-state employment and output and this way on welfare. Money is assumed to be valued as a medium of exchange and enters the models via a cash-in advance constraint on consumption.
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Early efforts to examine the effects inflation taxes in monetary general equilibrium models concluded, that under moderate inflations, these taxes have modest effects on steady-state employment and output and this way on welfare. Money is assumed to be valued as a medium of exchange and enters the models via a cash-in advance constraint on consumption.
Key concepts: Economics, Inflation (cosmology), Monetary economics, Welfare, Consumption (sociology), General equilibrium theory, Endogenous growth theory, Cash