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Existence of Monetary Steady States in a Matching Model: Indivisible Money

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Zhu, Tao (Pennsylvania State U)

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Existence of a monetary steady state is established for a random matching model with divisible goods, indivisible money, and take-it-or-leave-it offers by consumers. There is no restriction on individual money holdings. The background environment is that in papers by Shi and by Trejos and Wright. The monetary steady state shown to exist has nice properties: the value function, defined on money holdings, is increasing and strictly concave, and the measure over money holdings has full support.

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Paper provided by Pennsylvania State University, Department of Economics in its series Working Papers with number 5-02-1.

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