Complex price dynamics in the modified Kaldorian model

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In this article we analyse a neoclassical model of inflation. Our aim is to reconstruct the neoclassical theory of inflation to obtain a model which generates non-periodical oscillations of price level. This model is considered to be a realistic approximation of actual price level evolution. We start our analysis with the Fisherian equation of exchange. The assumption on non-variability of the velocity of money circulation parameter is relaxed in favour of dependence on expected inflation. The resulting model of inflation is a two-equation model where price evolution depends on production dynamics which is assumed to be an exogenous variable. After that, the two-equation model is re-formulated as an autonomous system to a model where production dynamics is determined by a Kaldorian type's model. By adding Kaldor's model to the two equation system, we create a four equation model. Both our models are able to generate more complex dynamics, i.e. non-linear cycles and chaos, which we examine by generating time series from numerical example and analyse them with the help of an advanced non-linear method.

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Kodera, J., van Tran, Q., & Vošvrda, M. (2013). Complex price dynamics in the modified Kaldorian model. Prague Economic Papers, (3), 358–384. https://doi.org/10.18267/j.pep.457

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