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摘要
我们采用la Blanchard(2006,宏观经济学,第4版,Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ)的标准AS-AD模型,分析了具有固定和灵活汇率的开放经济从短期到中期均衡的调整动态。明确的分析表明,中期均衡具有局部稳定性。然而,汇率的超调动态是可能的,这一结果与著名的Dornbusch (1976, Journal of Political Economy, 84, pp. 1161-1176)的分析直接相关。与后者相反,在布兰查德框架中,它是在不假设理性预期和不依赖于鞍道稳定性的情况下获得的。
AS-AD Revisited: Overshooting Adjustment Dynamics under Naive Expectations
We analyse the adjustment dynamics from a short-term to a medium-term equilibrium in a standard AS-AD model a la Blanchard (2006, Macroeconomics, 4th edn, Prentice-Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ) for an open economy with fixed and flexible exchange rates. An explicit analysis suggests the local stability of the medium-term equilibrium. However, an overshooting adjustment dynamics is possible for the exchange rate, a result that directly relates to the famous Dornbusch (1976, Journal of Political Economy, 84, pp. 1161–1176) analysis. In contrast to the latter, in the Blanchard framework it is obtained without assuming rational expectations and without relying upon saddle-path stability.