Question: Consider the system given by (12.41). (a) What does the system simplify to when = 1? What are the eigenvalues of the system in
Consider the system given by (12.41).
(a) What does the system simplify to when φπ = 1? What are the eigenvalues of the system in this case? Suppose we look for self-fulfilling movements in
~
y and π of the form πt = λt Z, ~
yt = cλt Z, |λ| ≤ 1. When φπ = 1, for what values of λ and c does such a solution satisfy (12.41)? Thus, what form do the self-fulfilling movements in inflation and output take?
(b) Suppose φπ is slightly (that is, infinitesimally) greater than 1. Are both eigenvalues inside the unit circle? What if φπ is slightly less than 1?
(c) Suppose κ(1 − φπ )/θ = −2(1 + β). What does the system simplify to in this case? What are the eigenvalues of the system in this case? Suppose we look for self-fulfilling movements in ~
y and π of the form πt = λt Z, ~
yt = c λt Z,
|λ| ≤ 1. When κ(1 − φπ )/θ = −2(1 + β), for what values of λ and c does such a solution satisfy (12.41)? Thus, what form do the self-fulfilling movements in inflation and output take?
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