英文摘要 |
Over the last two decades, a substantial body of empirical studies has been devoted to the question of the dynamic responses of agricultural product prices and manufactured product prices to money shock. However, comparing with empirical studies, few theoretical models are set out to highlight the dynamic patterns of both agricultural and manufactured product prices. Frankel (1986) develops a theoretical model that links money market, agricultural product market, and manufactured product market. He examines how unanticipated monetary policy might affect product prices given that the public's expectation formation is rational. Lai, Hu and Wang (1996) develop a model that involves agricultural and manufactured sectors. They investigate how the agricultural and manufactured product prices will exhibit when the monetary authorities announce that the money supply will experience a permanent rise at a specific time in the future. In the real world, the message from the authorities that an expansionary monetary policy will be undertaken in the future, is not as clear as it is supposed to be. Based on the Frankel (1986) model, this paper develops a rigorous model to address the uncertainty of monetary policy announcement. Two issues are addressed in this paper. First, how the dynamic adjustment of the agricultural and manufactured product prices will react given that the amount of expansionary money supply is uncertain. Second, how the dynamic adjustment of the agricultural and manufactured product prices will exhibit given that the timing of money policy implementation is uncertain. |