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A “Local” Model of the Firm: Sticky prices and the Phillips Curve
Assume a firm concerns itself exclusively with local shocks (copious citations including Lucas 1972 and Bomhoff 1983 validate that this type of assumption may be reasonable). Changes in a firm's production policy should occur when the actual demand in a period Dt suggests that the underlying demand
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