Small-open-economy NK
Adds exchange rates, external demand, and imported inflation to the sticky-price policy core.
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The small open-economy New Keynesian extension -- adds an exchange rate, terms of trade, and an external block on top of the closed-economy NK core.
What this subgroup is
The small open-economy New Keynesian extension -- adds an exchange rate, terms of trade, and an external block on top of the closed-economy NK core.
When to use it
Reach for the open-economy extension when the question is about pass-through, exchange rate dynamics, terms of trade, or how a small economy absorbs external shocks under nominal rigidities.
Routes currently covered
Each route below is a DSGE model reference page with overview, graph, proof, and comparison material.
Adds exchange rates, external demand, and imported inflation to the sticky-price policy core.
Reference coverage
1 route linked in this subgroup's DSGE reference coverage.
Currently covers one route: the small open-economy NK extension. The structural reference page documents the exchange-rate and external-block additions.
How this subgroup differs
Open-economy extensions is grouped separately from sticky-price core, financial frictions because the structural assumptions, frictions, or household structure are meaningfully different, not because the models are unrelated. The cross-links below let you hop sideways without losing the DSGE frame.
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