Extracting inflation from stock returns to test purchasing power parity

Article Abstract:

A method of determining the inflation associated with purchasing power parity from stock returns is presented. For the purpose, inflation data is extracted from commodity price indices. The factors affecting purchasing power parity are also discussed.

Usage, Purchasing power, Commodity price indexes

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Wage adjustment under low inflation: evidence from U.S. history

Article Abstract:

The resistance to cut the nominal wages even under low inflation as seen from the U.S. based employers has macroeconomic implications, which are discussed.

Employers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes

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Inflation persistence and relative contracting

Article Abstract:

The correlation between standard formulation of staggered wages and inflation aspects is examined.

Norway, Washington, DC, Washington, D.C.

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