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ArticleA Near-Rational Model of the Business Cycle, With Wage and Price Inertia

George A. Akerlof1985

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A Near-Rational Model of the Business Cycle, With Wage and Price Inertia

George A. Akerlof · Janet L. Yellen

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Published1985-01-01

VenueThe Quarterly Journal of Economics

ISSN-L0033-5533

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Citations116

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ShelfMonetary Policy and Economic Impact

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