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A Step Towards a Solution to the Confidence-Driven Liquidity Trap Morass
Depending on the persistence of a one-off shock bringing the economy to the Effective Lower Bound (ELB), the standard New Keynesian model predicts starkly different conclusions. We offer a potential solution to this morass by assuming that the one-off shock is such that the economy necessarily leave
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