Discretionary policy with Calvo pricing: Kansas Fed paper

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Sticky price models are not all alike, according to a paper published in early February by the Kansas City Federal Reserve.

The authors find that discretionary policy in a New Keynesian model with Calvo pricing does not accommodate pre-determined prices, and does not therefore lead to many private sector equilibria in the way that the Taylor model does.

The authors write that their analysis gives the latter result because the "complementarity inherent in the Taylor model is substantially

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