Interest Rates and Inflation
Michael Coopersmith

TL;DR
This paper presents a two-component economic model linking interest rates and inflation, showing results that align closely with classical theories like Wicksell's, suggesting a fundamental relationship in economic dynamics.
Contribution
Introduces a novel two-component model connecting interest rates and inflation, providing insights consistent with classical economic theories.
Findings
Model aligns with Wicksell's theory
Preliminary results show a strong correlation
Suggests a fundamental economic relationship
Abstract
A relation between interest rates and inflation is presented using a two component economic model and a simple general principle. Preliminary results indicate a remarkable similarity to classical economic theories, in particular that of Wicksell.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEconomic theories and models
