Inflation Discrete Replacement And the Choice of Asset Lives
Inflation Discrete Replacement And the Choice of Asset Lives
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This elininates one potential source of uncertainty that can be directly linked to inflation. However, the effect of uncertainty from this source may be small relative to other environmental uncertainties indirectly linked to inflation. For example, uncertainty about the consistency of fiscal and monetary policy, about the permanence of the Tax Code and about factor prices may do far more to make firms' unwilling to commit to long-term investments than simple uncertainty about nominal interest ...rates operating on the value of depreciation tax shields.
- 35 - Appendix A Theorem, a. For real interest rates greater than or equal to zero and inflation greater than or equal to zero (1 >^ 6 > 0), ^s ~ ^L "^^ ^ single peaked function with at most tv/o roots (zero-crossings).
b. E is a positive function of 6 and has at most one peak.
c. I-rf-) is a positive function of 6 and has at most one peak.
Proof, a. We make use of the constructed investment of Equation (8). This investment is a polynominal in 5, the shift parameter, and has period "cash flows" (coefficients) as follows: Periods "Cash Flows" -E*(l - y) 1 - M "^^^^N^^St " ^Lt^ ^ d2^E*)P(0, t) M - N -tK|_A^^^P(0, t) We begin by assuming a fact proved in (b), that E > for pure discount bond prices less than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This elininates one potential source of uncertainty that can be directly linked to inflation. However, the effect of uncertainty from this source may be small relative to other environmental uncertainties indirectly linked to inflation. For example, uncertainty about the consistency of fiscal and monetary policy, about the permanence of the Tax Code and about factor prices may do far more to make firms' unwilling to commit to long-term investments than simple uncertainty about nominal interest ...rates operating on the value of depreciation tax shields.
- 35 - Appendix A Theorem, a. For real interest rates greater than or equal to zero and inflation greater than or equal to zero (1 >^ 6 > 0), ^s ~ ^L "^^ ^ single peaked function with at most tv/o roots (zero-crossings).
b. E is a positive function of 6 and has at most one peak.
c. I-rf-) is a positive function of 6 and has at most one peak.
Proof, a. We make use of the constructed investment of Equation (8). This investment is a polynominal in 5, the shift parameter, and has period "cash flows" (coefficients) as follows: Periods "Cash Flows" -E*(l - y) 1 - M "^^^^N^^St " ^Lt^ ^ d2^E*)P(0, t) M - N -tK|_A^^^P(0, t) We begin by assuming a fact proved in (b), that E > for pure discount bond prices less than one.
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