Inventory and Price Behaviour

Patricia B. Reagan

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The point of this paper is that inventory adjustment attenuates downward pressure on price when realized demand is low because firms accumulate inventory hold-overs, speculating that demand will be stronger in the succeeding period. When realized demand is high the firm draws down its inventories until a “stock-out” occurs and price rises to clear the market.

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1981Inventories, rational expectations, and the business cycle 1972Multiperiod monopoly under uncertainty

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