Fiat Money in a Pairwise-Trading, Multi-Good, Overlapping Generations Model

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Fiat Money in a Pairwise-Trading, Multi-Good, Overlapping Generations Model

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1989-10

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Center for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Minnesota

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This paper studies a stationary, pure exchange overlapping generations model with a particular kind of randomly generated pairwise trading pattern. This model, in contrast to the usual overlapping generations models, has the following implications. As regards existence, it is shown that a standard boundary condition on preferences is sufficient to imply the existence of a stationary monetary equilibrium. As regards properties of the equilibrium, for some specifications, my model has a stationary equilibrium in which claims bear a higher rate of return than fiat money. It is also proved that this stationary equilibrium is conditionally Pareto optimal.

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Maeda, Y., (1989), "Fiat Money in a Pairwise-Trading, Multi-Good, Overlapping Generations Model", Discussion Paper No. 250, Center for Economic Research, Department of Economics, University of Minnesota.

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Maeda, Yasuo. (1989). Fiat Money in a Pairwise-Trading, Multi-Good, Overlapping Generations Model. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/55528.

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