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Inherited Wage Dispersion and Optimal Discretion in a Dual-Rigidity TANK Model
How does an inherited cross-type wage gap enter Markov-perfect discretionary monetary policy when transfers are passive? In a two-agent New Keynesian model with sticky prices and type-specific own-lag wage adjustment, the gap changes implementable allocations and the second-order welfare loss. A pos
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