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DSGE · Subgroup

Sticky-price core

The closed-economy New Keynesian core -- sticky prices, monopolistic competition, a Taylor-style policy block, and the IS-Phillips-policy triangle that drives most modern monetary policy analysis.

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What this subgroup is

The sticky-price core lane in the DSGE family

The closed-economy New Keynesian core -- sticky prices, monopolistic competition, a Taylor-style policy block, and the IS-Phillips-policy triangle that drives most modern monetary policy analysis.

Reference/Structure reference

When to use it

When to reach for sticky-price core

Reach for the sticky-price core when the question is monetary, the price-adjustment frictions matter, and you need a workhorse closed-economy structure with a policy rule and a Phillips curve.

Routes currently covered

Sticky-price core routes

Each route below is a DSGE model reference page with overview, graph, proof, and comparison material.

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New Keynesian Core

Sticky prices, inflation dynamics, and a Taylor rule make NK the workhorse for monetary-policy transmission and the cleanest first route for curated observables.

Open New Keynesian Core reference

Reference coverage

Coverage for this subgroup

1 route linked in this subgroup's DSGE reference coverage.

Currently covers one route: the New Keynesian core. The page documents the sticky-price structure, observables, and priors as reference material.

How this subgroup differs

How sticky-price core sits next to other DSGE subgroups

Sticky-price core is grouped separately from frictionless benchmarks, open-economy extensions, heterogeneous households, 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.

Related subgroups

Nearby DSGE subgroups

These subgroups sit next to sticky-price core inside the DSGE family and are worth reading next.

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Browse the full DSGE family

The DSGE family page lists every route in the explorer, including the ones that sit in other subgroups.

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